In a recent post, Mary Trump, the niece of former President Donald Trump, has publicly criticized her uncle, claiming that he is now "owned" by tech billionaire Elon Musk. Mary Trump, a trained psychologist and author, has been vocal about her concerns regarding her uncle's actions and associations.
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Mary Trump condemned Donald Trump for being influenced by Elon Musk, who has contributed significantly to his campaign. She referred to this partnership as a "devil's bargain" that could threaten American democracy. According to Mary Trump, her uncle has always been susceptible to financial influence, and Musk's substantial donations to Trump's campaign have further solidified this dynamic.
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In her blog post titled "Donald's New Owner," Mary Trump wrote that her uncle has always been for sale and that it used to be shocking how many people were willing to prop him up in the hopes of profiting off his ventures. She pointed to a report revealing regular communications between Trump and Musk, suggesting that Musk's financial support has given him significant influence over Trump's political decisions.
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Mary Trump's critique has sparked a broader conversation about the role of money in politics and the potential implications of such alliances. While some view Musk's support as a strategic move to align with a powerful political figure, others share Mary Trump's concerns about the impact on democratic processes.
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As the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches, the relationship between Donald Trump and Elon Musk will likely continue to be a topic of discussion and scrutiny. Mary Trump's outspoken criticism adds another layer to the complex dynamics of political influence and financial power.
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