‘America Party’ launched: Musk signals in election plans; Can he run for the President in 2028? , world News

Elon Musk announced his new political organization, ‘America Party’, on Saturday against US President Donald Trump, a stressful relationship with his former colleague and a background of public outcome.The agenda of this new party is aimed at challenging the ‘One-party system’, which Kasturi calls you “formed to give you your freedom back”.The new announcement has speculated about whether Musk will run for the President in 2028 or who will be the other party leaders. Responding to the X user, who gave their election plans, “Midderm or 2028?” Asked Musk, to which he replied, “next year”.Under the current constitutional regulations, the musk is disqualified to search for the presidency. Article II, in Section 1 of the US Constitution, the presidential candidates need to be a citizen of natural birth, who legally disqualify Kasturi from running to the highest office of the country.In 2024, Musk publicly accepted his disqualification, saying, “I cannot be the President because of my African birth.” He also said at that time, “My grandfather was American, but I was born in Africa, so I could not be the President.” Fasting with Trump for the 2025 elections with Trump last year, Musk made his political ambitions clear when he said, “I don’t really want to become president. I want to build rockets and cars.” If Trump is re -elected, Musk is committed to working on government efficiency. He said, “I am hoping that we President Trump is chosen, and then I will work hard on the government’s efficiency department.” Cut on 4 July, when Musk posted a pole on his social media platform X, asking users if they want “two-side freedom (some would call a unipartity) system.” The pole received more than 1.2 million reactions, with voting in favor of the majority. Musk replied, “From a factor of 2 to 1, you want a new political party and you will have it!”He also posted a meme in which a two -headed snake was shown with a caption with “Unipart and the Unipartity”, which reflects their push for the option of traditional Democratic and Republican dominance in American politics.