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Billionaire unveils the “America Party” to fight what he calls institutional corruption and fiscal collapse in Congress
With sharp rhetoric and a reformist vision, Musk announces new party to challenge the U.S. political establishment
“We’re not asking permission to change the game — we’re playing to win by the rules of democracy.” With these words, Elon Musk launched the America Party, proposing a new political force in the United States aimed at confronting the Washington establishment head-on.
In a bold move that has sent shockwaves through the American political scene, Elon Musk announced this week the creation of a new political party: the America Party. The initiative comes as a direct response to what the billionaire—originally from South Africa and now a naturalized U.S. citizen—described as “the moral and fiscal decay of Congress.”
Speaking during a live-streamed press conference across social media and digital platforms, Musk delivered a scathing critique of the recently approved “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” calling it “a pork-filled abomination that condemns future generations to a historically unprecedented fiscal hole.”
In launching his new political project, Musk declared he is “entering the democratic arena armed with democracy itself”: votes, grassroots mobilization, and institutional innovation.
“The America Party is neither right nor left. It’s a movement for rationality, fiscal responsibility, and individual liberty. It’s time to give power back to the people—not the lobbyists.”
According to Musk, the party’s core pillars will include:
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drastic reduction of the national deficit,
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investment in science, technology, and education as engines of progress,
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structural reform of social spending,
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congressional transparency,
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resistance to entrenched party power.
Despite the party’s recent unveiling, political analysts note that Musk may have the potential to rally a young, technocratic, and politically disillusioned base. His massive digital influence and global reach through companies like Tesla, X, Starlink, and Neuralink make the America Party an unpredictable but potentially powerful force in the 2028 presidential race.
REACTIONS
The America Party’s debut has already stirred strong reactions: Republicans accuse Musk of splitting the conservative vote, while Democrats label him “a populist in a tech suit.” Independent leaders, however, welcomed the initiative as a legitimate attempt to break the two-party deadlock.
Musk remains firm:
“We don’t need permission from the old guard. We will earn the people’s trust with clear ideas and the courage to disrupt.”
Thus, the America Party emerges as more than a political experiment—it’s a real attempt to reshape the foundations of American democracy using the very tools the system provides: elections. The question now is whether America is ready for a new kind of leader—the reformist billionaire who seeks to govern with algorithms, pragmatism, and bold resolve.
