Elon Musk was in Pennsylvania Sunday along with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to tell Keystone State voters that although he might “hate politics” he’s engaging in it right now because “the stakes are too high that … I feel I have no choice.”
“Yeah, anyway, so I’m dramatically increasing my risk of being assassinated. And, you know, engaging in politics is not what I want to do. I do not have a death wish, but the stakes are so high that I really have to; I feel I have no choice but to do it. And that’s the reason,” he told the rally in Pittsburgh.
The stakes for Musk are defending free speech and the right to bear arms – the first and second amendments. Musk announced that he will pay up to $1 million per day to Pennsylvania voters signing his America PAC petition before Election Day. The petition asks signers to support these two amendments. Musk asks winners of the cash award to be “spokespersons” for the petition.
Jack Posobiec noted on X: “HE DID IT AGAIN! Elon hands out $1 Million Dollars to a woman here in Pittsburgh for signing Constitution petition Tells crowd to Vote Early In Person or by Mail. He is all in for Pennsylvania.”
Musk called Trump’s appearance at a Pennsylvania McDonald’s to cook some french fries, “epic.” Trump quipped that he had now worked at the fast food restaurant for “15 minutes more than Kamala.” […]
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