Elon Musk held a town hall event in Green Bay, Wisconsin, where he encouraged attendees to support conservative Brad Schimel in the upcoming Supreme Court election. Despite this, most of the nearly two-hour event focused on Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which aims to eliminate waste and fraud in government spending. Musk defended the department against critics who claim its actions are unconstitutional and argued that reducing waste could help curb inflation and make the economy more efficient.
The event also addressed backlash against DOGE’s cuts to federal government spending and Musk’s personal attacks, including vandalism to Tesla vehicles and a drop in stock value. Musk argued that his work with the White House to implement Trump’s agenda has faced unwarranted criticism. He has invested heavily in Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race, believing that the outcome could impact Trump’s ability to enact his agenda. Musk offered $1 million checks to voters willing to sign a petition against “activist judges,” despite legal challenges.
Overall, the event showcased Musk’s commitment to government efficiency and his belief that reducing waste could have a positive impact on the economy. Despite facing backlash and legal challenges, Musk remains dedicated to his efforts to improve government spending and reduce fraud.
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