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Musk explains why his feelings for Trump turned from admiration to disillusionment: The deficit will bankrupt America

Musk explains why his feelings for Trump turned from admiration to disillusionment: The deficit will bankrupt America

金色财经金色财经2025/07/06 01:12
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According to Jinse Finance, when responding on the X platform to the community's question about why his attitude toward Trump shifted from admiration to disapproval, Musk stated, “The (U.S. fiscal) deficit will increase from the already staggering $2 trillion under Biden’s administration to $2.5 trillion. This will bankrupt the country.”

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