Elon Musk claims critics of Donald Trump pose real threat to democracy

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Tech mogul Elon Musk, speaking at a town hall Saturday night in Pennsylvania to support Republican Donald Trump, played down the January 6 attack on the US Capitol and exhorted supporters to cast votes early in the presidential swing state while describing mail ballots as a recipe for fraud".

The town hall was part of Musk's efforts through his super PAC to help boost Trump in swing states ahead of the November 5 presidential election against Democrat Kamala Harris.

The freewheeling session inside a ballroom at a hotel in downtown Lancaster touched on a dizzying range of topics, from space exploration and the Tesla cybertruck to immigration and the efficacy of psychiatric drugs.

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Category: BusinessFinance

Markets: IndiaIsraelOman

Topics: Super PAC Trump Election Elon Musk January 6 Pennsylvania Fraud Town hall Mail ballots Political support Democracy threat

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Published On: 2024-10-27 @ 11:46:45 (1 days ago)

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