Donald Trump’s main supporter during the 2024 U.S. election may soon leave politics. That’s why he quotes
Elon Musk may leave Trump’s executive role
Musk may withdraw from his stance in the Trump administration because, according to the Washington Post, he is reportedly tired of the immoral attacks of the left.
Elon Musk’s departure date is still unclear
However, it is not clear when Musk plans to set out to serve as head of the Ministry of Government Efficiency (DOGE), and his special government employee status will expire at the end of next month, according to futile. A person familiar with his mind told The Post that according to Musk, his work in the church would not stop, even if he left, because the Dock workers had already established themselves in many federal agencies, according to independent agencies.
Also Read: Democrats fear Elon Musk might quit the government stage too early, undermining plans to use him as a scapegoat in mid-term polls
Influence in government declines
As his influence in the administration has begun to decline recently, there are growing speculations about his possible withdrawal from the Trump administration. Just last week, Musk appointed the IRS acting commissioner to complain to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent that Musk installed his preferred candidate without Bessent’s approval without Bessent. Not only that, Musk also annoyed other cabinet members through independent cost-cutting actions.
Analysts urge Musk to refocus Tesla
According to the Independent, Wadebush Securities analyst Dan Ives hopes Tesla CEO Musk will leave the government and resume management of Tesla, believing the company is facing a “code red” moment.
“Musk needs to leave the government, take a step back and then return to Tesla’s full-time CEO,” Ives said. He went on to say, “Tesla is Musk, Musk is Tesla. … Anyone who thinks the brand damage caused by Musk is not a real thing, and it took some time to talk to car buyers in the United States, Europe and Asia. After these discussions, you think in different ways.”
The analyst also mentioned, “Unfortunately, Tesla has become a global political symbol of the Trump administration/morality,” as cited in the report. He even believes that the company “could face 15% permanent demand disruption and 20% destruction of future Tesla buyers” due to the brand losses caused by Musk with Musk.
FAQ
Is Elon Musk an elected official?
No, Musk is a special employee of the government, not an elected official.
What do analysts think about Musk’s political participation?
Some, like Dan Ives from Wedbush, think Musk should exit politics and focus entirely on Tesla.
