What do you do after a messy political breakup? If you’re Elon Musk, you start your own party.
The billionaire tech mogul announced the launch of the America Party on his platform X.
He claimed it’s time to challenge the “one-party system masquerading as two.”
The move comes just weeks after Musk’s dramatic split from former ally Donald Trump.
He once campaigned for him, supported with $250 million, and even joined in dance at rallies.
Musk, who can’t run for president himself (he was born in South Africa), hasn’t revealed who will lead this new movement.
Registration Confirmed?
He hasn’t revealed if it’s even officially registered.
As of Saturday, the Federal Election Commission hadn’t seen any paperwork.
Referencing an earlier X poll, Musk declared, “By a factor of 2 to 1, you want a new political party—and you shall have it!”
The fallout with Trump turned ugly fast.
Musk quit the administration in May and slammed Trump’s tax-heavy “big, beautiful bill” that leaves little for green energy.
Trump shot back, mocking Musk’s dependence on government subsidies and threatening to investigate his businesses.
With tensions high and political ambition even higher, Musk’s next chapter in politics is already off to a headline-grabbing start.
Whether it’s revolution or just rebellion remains to be seen.
