“If you are a registered Pennsylvania voter, you and your referrer will receive $100 for signing our petition in support of the freedom of expression and the right to bear arms. Earn money for supporting something you already believe in!” the businessman posted on his Facebook account. x.
In the same post, Musk linked a link to a petition America PACthe political action committee created by the magnate along with other technology entrepreneurs, to boost Trump’s campaign.
The offer of CEO of Tesla, SpaceX and the social network Monday October 21according to a publication on the Newsweek Argentina site.
Pennsylvania is one of the seven”swing states“, the key states that Republicans and Democrats are fighting for and that will be key to defining the next president of the United States.
Throughout the campaign so far, Musk has already donated US$75 million to promote the former president and attended his rallies as a symbol of support. He insisted that the Republican’s values are not “right-wing values” but “core values” from the United States.
How the candidates’ campaign continues
donald trump and Kamala Harris They are heading this Friday to the state of Michigan to fight for the vote of the workers, but also that of the Muslim community, disappointed with the United States’ support for Israel in the war in Gaza.
The vice president reacted to the death of Yahya Sinwarthe head of Hamas, and stated that this war “must end in such a way that Israel is safethe hostages are freed and the suffering in Gaza ends, and the Palestinian people can exercise their right to dignity, security, freedom and self-determination.”
On the other hand, the republican who will show up to give a rally in Detroit, even has not reacted to the death of the Hamas leader. According to his campaign team, he will convey a message: “Michigan families were crushed by inflation, under the Kamala’s failed leadership“.
Source: Ambito
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