Elon Musk forms 'America Party' to challenge two-party system, sparking concerns and controversy

US President Donald Trump criticizes Elon Musk for forming the “America Party” to challenge the two-party system. Musk threatens to fracture Republican votes in midterm elections next year, but history shows third parties rarely win presidential elections. Musk’s new party sparks multiple filings with the Federal Election Commission, some of which are questioned for validity.

Elon Musk clashes with Trump over the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, criticizing its spending allowance. Musk threatens to unseat lawmakers supporting the bill. The bill’s estimated $3.3 trillion addition to the national debt angers Musk, who claims it undermines his efforts to cut government spending through DOGE.

Concerns arise among Trump supporters that Musk’s America Party could divide Republican votes, risking the GOP’s majority in Congress. Musk’s financial influence could sway the outcome of the elections. Trump loyalists fear defection of key Republicans to Musk’s party, potentially impacting the GOP’s base and majority in Congress.

Musk plans to focus on winning key Congressional seats with his America Party to block Republican or Democratic agendas. By targeting a few Senate seats and House districts, Musk aims to be the deciding vote on contentious laws. His strategy is to ensure the laws reflect the true will of the people.

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