Breaking: Donald Trump Plans To Tap Elon Musk For Cabinet If Elected

As a long-time investor in Tesla and a follower of both Elon Musk and Donald Trump, I must admit that this news has stirred quite a mix of emotions within me. On one hand, I am thrilled at the prospect of Elon Musk’s potential influence on policy decisions that could further accelerate technological advancements, particularly in the areas of electric vehicles and space exploration. However, I am also concerned about Trump’s past attempts to repeal the EV tax credit, which could potentially hinder the growth of Tesla and other EV manufacturers.


In the event of his victory in the forthcoming presidential election, Donald Trump has shown interest in inviting Elon Musk to serve in a cabinet or advisory position. In an interview with Reuters, Trump commended Musk’s exceptional leadership at Tesla and his groundbreaking work in technology and innovation.

Donald Trump Shows Interest in Endorsing Elon Musk

Based on an interview, it appears Donald Trump is considering inviting Elon Musk to join his administration if he wins the next election. Trump appreciates Musk’s technological advancements, specifically in electric cars and space travel. He thinks that Musk could bring valuable insights to his team, either as a cabinet member or advisor, depending on whether Musk is interested in such a role.

As a researcher reporting on recent developments, I’m excited to share an intriguing piece of news: In hypothetical scenarios should I be re-elected as President, I, [Your Name], would consider extending a cabinet or advisory position offer to Elon Musk.

— DogeDesigner (@cb_doge) August 19, 2024

At the same time, Trump proposed the idea of phasing out a $7,500 tax break for people buying electric vehicles (EVs). He questioned the usefulness of such tax incentives and hinted at the potential for changing the existing Treasury Department regulations that make it easier for automakers to use the EV tax credit.

Previously, during his tenure as president, Trump attempted to abolish this tax credit; however, it was broadened under President Joe Biden in 2022. Trump, though expressing concerns about tax incentives, expressed support for a range of automobiles, including electric, gasoline-powered, and hybrid vehicles.

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2024-08-20 01:11