Musk Repeatedly Raises the Idea That Harris, or He, Could Be Assassinated

Published On Oct 28, 2024, 5:39 PM

Elon Musk has made troubling comments regarding Vice President Kamala Harris during pro-Trump events, suggesting her assassination would be pointless as she is merely a puppet of Washington elites. He has also expressed concerns about his own safety due to his support for Donald Trump, hinting that he may be targeted similar to the recent assassination attempts against Trump. These remarks have garnered both laughs and concern from audiences, illustrating the tense political climate and Musk's provocative rhetoric.

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Musk's comments have heightened political tensions and could influence public sentiment towards his companies, particularly Tesla. Given that Musk is a major figure in the automotive and tech industries, any negative fallout from his remarks could lead to a decrease in consumer confidence and stock performance. However, if he manages to galvanize his base, it may sustain the current valuation of his companies. Investors should be cautious about potential volatility as public opinions shift and scrutiny increases.

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