Trump says Elon Musk is ‘of the rail’ with his third party effort

President Trump killed Elon Musk on Sunday night, describing him as “away from rail”, when Musk said he was building a new political party amid the ongoing rift with the President.Trump wrote on Sathya Social, “I am completely sad to go away from Elon Musk, ‘essentially the train debris has been made in the last five weeks.” “He also wants to start a third political party, despite the fact that he has never succeeded in the United States.“Musk’s attempt to create a new political party – America Party – is the latest breakdown in his relationship with Trump. Musk spent millions of dollars to support Trump’s presidential campaign, and Trump rewarded him with a comprehensive position and oversee the harsh cuts for the government’s staffing and contracts. His bond fell into a public spectacle last month, as Trump pushed his domestic policy bill through the Congress. Musk described the law as “hateful hatred”. Musk wrote on X on Sunday, “Supporting a candidate for the President is not out of question, but meditation is on the House and Senate for the next 12 months.” Trump has threatened to cut billions of dollars in federal contracts and cut tax subsidy for Musk companies. Trump said Musk had opposed the law as it had abolished the tax credit for EVS, which would have been a boon for Tesla, one of the Musk’s companies. “I have promoted this for two years and very honestly, when Elon gave me his clan and undisputed support, I asked him if he knew that I was going to end the EV mandate – it was in every speech I made, and in every conversation I had,” Trump wrote in his post. “He said that he had no problem with this – I was very surprised!” Trump also said that Kasturi was angry that he had nominated Jreds Isaqman, who had twice launched a space in a spacex in a vehicle and is close to Musk to run NASA. Trump withdrew the nomination after highlighting an official of the White House, the first donated to the prominent Democrats. Trump, who has not even seen the business interests of his family from the government, said: “I also thought that a very close friend of Elon, who was in a space business, used to run NASA, when NASA is such a large part of Elon’s corporate life.” Treasury Secretary Scott Besent said the goals of Musk’s previous government cost-cut attempt were popular, but the billionaires were not themselves.