Published on June 1, 2024, 12:40 am

In a surprising turn of events, Donald Trump and Elon Musk have reportedly begun mending bridges, considering an ‘advisory role’ for the renowned entrepreneur in any future Trump administration. While their relationship had previously been rocky, with Trump labeling Musk as a “fraudulent artist” roughly two years ago, recent reports suggest that they are now on more amicable terms.

Although Elon Musk denies specific discussions regarding his potential role in a future Trump administration, he has not refuted all allegations made in the same vein. For instance, claims assert he proposed a data-centric project to deter voter fraud to President Trump and covertly campaigned against supporting Biden among wealthy voters nationwide remain unchallenged.

Both public figures are known for challenging norms and attracting controversy regularly. The alignment of their unconventional viewpoints on subjects like immigration, technology, science including U.S space force development has culminated in these mutual discussions over private phone calls. As part of his efforts to involve Elon Musk – globally recognized as one of the wealthiest individuals – more intricately into his campaign if victorious this November election cycle; Donald Trump is exploring various avenues beyond traditional check donations to Super PACs (Political Action Committees).

Previously perceived as a moderate party supporter donating to both political sides equally, Elon Musk publicly switched allegiances towards the Republican Party in 2022 due under accusations that Democrats perpetuated division and hatred within the community. This move naturally positioned him as a target for detractors from the opposite camp ever since.

Musk along with [Nelson] Peltz are rumored to be developing a data-driven strategy aiming at fair vote counts – echoing Trump’s infamous allegations of widespread deception during the 2020 elections. These assertions were denied by Bill Barr – Attorney General during Donald Trump’s presidency – with multiple legal proceedings attempting to contets results falling through subsequently.

Interestingly enough, an area where Donald Trumo is likely to clash with Elon Musk is electric vehicle (EV) acceptance. Trump’s disdain for electric cars largely aligns with a majority of industry critics, who point out the deficiencies in EV infrastructure including the scarcity of charging stations, lack of trained mechanics and increased burden on electricity grids alongside potential loss of American jobs to Chinese competitors in the EV market.

However, Elon Musk’s contribution extends further than simply championing the EV cause – showcasing extensive knowledge and understanding of cutting-edge technology trends and delivering innovative solutions. These attributes could prove invaluable in aiding Trump’s electoral objectives, making this peculiar alliance beneficial enough for both parties involved.