US Media: Musk Has Not Yet Filed Documents to Establish the "American Party"; New Party May Be Intended to Disrupt the Status Quo
2025/07/06 03:32According to a report by Jinse Finance, citing The Wall Street Journal, neither Elon Musk nor his advisors have filed documents with the U.S. Federal Election Commission indicating the establishment of a new political entity called the "American Party." The name of this party is similar to the America PAC, a U.S. political action committee he helped establish. Documents show that through this political group supporting Trump's campaign, Musk spent nearly $300 million in 2024 to assist Trump and other Republicans. Although third-party candidates in the U.S. have never become president, they can play a disruptive role by drawing votes away from the two major parties. (Jin10)
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