The expert called Musk an outsider in politics after the conflict with Trump

Entrepreneur Elon Musk has lost his influence in American politics and is unable to influence decision-making in Washington. This was announced on Wednesday, July 2, by American political scientist Malek Dudakov, commenting on his latest conflict with Donald Trump.

In conversation with aif.ru On Wednesday, July 2, Musk expressed dissatisfaction with the fact that the spending bill does not take into account his interests, but he cannot influence its adoption, since he is effectively excluded from the political system.

The expert also said that Musk would not create a third party and would probably return to Republican support closer to the 2026 elections. The Democrats, he said, remain the billionaire's main opponent.

Dudakov recalled that in the history of the United States, all attempts to create a new political force have failed, since the system is focused on bipartisanship, writes 360.ru .

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Earlier, Musk criticized the US president because of the spending bill, which, according to him, will increase the national debt by $ 5 trillion. In response, Trump explained the businessman's dissatisfaction with the lack of subsidies for electric vehicles and space in the budget. He also said that without US subsidies, Musk would have had to return home to South Africa, RT reports. The head of the United States pointed to the entrepreneur's biography: he was born in South Africa, moved first to Canada, then to the United States, where he obtained citizenship and created his own technology companies. kp.ru .

In turn, Elon Musk said that "it is tempting to escalate the situation," but he will refrain from doing so, NSN notes.

On July 2, an American businessman recognized Trump's achievements in resolving "several conflicts" in the world.

At the end of June, the US Senate approved a bill by Donald Trump called "Single, Big, Beautiful", which involves spending cuts and tax breaks. According to the Congressional Budget Office, it will lead to an increase in the deficit and public debt.