Will Elon Musk have an advisory role in the Trump II administration if the Republican presidential nominee is elected in November? Donald Trump may have raised the issue during his many phone conversations with the billionaire entrepreneur since a meeting last March at the home of a wealthy donor in Palm Beach. The Wall Street Journal. Musk may have this to say about US policies on immigration and the economy.
Musk has already said he doesn’t want to financially support Trump in 2024. But he has vowed to use his account on X to encourage other business leaders not to support his accuser, Joe Biden. Especially thanks to the support of immigrants (who did not have the right to vote) the southern border cleared to win the November election.
Musk has agreed to serve on an advisory board that Trump created during his time in the White House. A role he quickly abandoned after the Republican president’s decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate accord. Trump later called him a buffoon (Stupid artist) Both have since forgotten their differences.
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