He wasted no time, as he presented a million-dollar check to one of the attendees at the America BAC event he held in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, with the aim of rallying supporters behind Trump. The winner was a man named John Dreher, according to the staff organizing the event.
And he said Mask As he hands the check to the winner: “By the way, John had no idea. Anyway, you’re welcome.”
Observers said money was the latest example of its use Mask For his wealth to influence the presidential race, which is witnessing intense competition between Trump and his Democratic rival Kamala Harris.
Musk established a political action committee (America PAC) to support Trump’s presidential campaign. The committee is helping to mobilize and register voters in swing states, but there are signs that it is facing difficulties in achieving its goals.
“Very worrying”
Musk’s plan to offer cash to registered voters in the state is “very concerning and something that law enforcement may look into,” Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro said today on NBC’s “This Press.”
Questions increased about the legality of these cash payments yesterday evening, Saturday, as experts in election law point to several provisions in federal law that prohibit making cash payments to voters.
The Department of Justice’s Election Crimes Manual states that paying money to people with the intention of inciting or rewarding them to cast votes or register is a federal crime punishable by imprisonment. The ban includes not only financial expenses, but anything of financial value such as alcohol or opportunities Lottery.
Musk said on Saturday that if Harris wins, it will be “the last election,” indicating that… US It will no longer exist.
He added that the two assassination attempts against Trump prove that he causes inconvenience to some and will change the status quo in ways that Harris will not. That’s why Harris wasn’t exposed to any, he said Assassination attempt.
“Assassinating a puppet is worthless,” Musk said, repeating what he said in a post on social media.
The petition that Musk is asking people to sign says, “The First and Second Amendments guarantee… Freedom of expression The right to bear arms. By signing below, I pledge my support for the First and Second Amendments.”
Those attending Saturday’s event had to sign the petition.
Musk, ranked by Forbes magazine as the richest person in the world, has so far given at least $75 million to the political action committee supporting the Trump campaign, according to federal disclosures, making the committee an essential part of Trump’s efforts to return to the political arena. The White House.
This year, Musk became an outspoken supporter of Trump.
For his part, Trump said that if he is elected, he will appoint Musk to head a committee concerned with government efficiency.
