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In what may become the most seismic political shift of the decade, Elon Musk took to X (formerly Twitter) on June 6th to declare war on the two-party establishment. In a post that immediately went viral, Musk unveiled his plans for “The America Party”—a bold, centrist alternative he says is designed to rescue a fractured nation from the “clown show” of Democrats and Republicans alike. But within minutes, conservative firebrand Karoline Leavitt struck back with a furious tirade that has both camps reeling and independents stunned.
According to Musk, the time has come to “stop playing tribal politics” and “give voice to the 80% of Americans stuck in the middle.” His announcement followed a widely shared Twitter poll conducted on June 5, where 80.4% of over 5.6 million respondents said they would support a new political party. Backed by data from Gallup showing that 43% of Americans identified as independents as early as 2014, Musk believes this is the political moment the nation has been waiting for.
But for Leavitt, the news wasn’t just unwelcome—it was war.
Appearing on a hastily arranged segment of “Real Talk with Leavitt,” Karoline launched into an unfiltered tirade that some are calling her most unhinged yet. “This is not a unifier. This is a Silicon Valley poison pill for real patriots!” she shouted. “Musk thinks just because he can launch a rocket, he can launch a party? No sir. This is political colonization. First he bought Twitter, now he wants to buy the Constitution.”
Leavitt didn’t stop there. She accused Musk of trying to “fracture the America First movement” at a time when conservatives are already under siege from inflation, media bias, and what she described as “transgender socialism.” Her words ignited a firestorm on social media, with MAGA supporters flooding Musk’s page with snake emojis and the phrase “#ElonIsNoPatriot” trending within an hour.
“What’s next?” Leavitt demanded. “Are we going to rename the country ‘Technomerica’? Is AOC going to be your VP? Because let me tell you, I wouldn’t be surprised if this whole thing was cooked up by Soros in an underground lab with Zuckerberg and a Ouija board.”
But while Leavitt raged, Musk remained characteristically calm. His response? A single-word tweet: “Forward.”
That one word sent political analysts, commentators, and trolls into a frenzy. Some saw it as the beginning of a futuristic, solution-oriented movement. Others saw it as Musk brushing off decades of political bloodshed with all the care of a man choosing a paint color for a Tesla.
Musk later clarified his position in a brief livestream, stating, “We need a government that operates like a startup—not a circus. The America Party is not about left or right. It’s about logic, liberty, and long-term survival. We’re talking policies that actually make sense—nuclear energy, balanced budgets, AI safeguards, and ending endless wars.”
Despite the apparent clarity, critics accused him of arrogance and opportunism. Fox News contributor Danica Hale called the move “Elon’s ego project,” while progressive commentators warned that siphoning votes from both parties could lead to “electoral chaos.”
Leavitt returned to social media later that night with another scorching post: “The America Party? That’s rich. Elon’s not starting a party—he’s starting a cult. If you love America, you don’t divide it. You defend it.”
The post was accompanied by a GIF of Ronald Reagan slapping his forehead.
Political strategists are already drawing up nightmare scenarios for both Republicans and Democrats. With Musk boasting high favorability ratings among independents (56%) and even Democrats (34%), his new venture has the potential to upend the 2028 election. Early speculation suggests figures like Tulsi Gabbard, Andrew Yang, or even Joe Rogan could be tapped for leadership roles—further fueling speculation, confusion, and controversy.
But the biggest question remains: Will Elon Musk’s “America Party” go down in history as the political masterstroke that redefined a nation—or a flashy misfire that left America more divided than ever?
And as for Karoline Leavitt, she’s not backing down. “I’d rather lose with principle than win with a technocrat,” she told supporters at a rally the next morning. “We don’t need a new party. We need to finish what Trump started.”
This battle is just beginning—and it’s already rewriting every rule in the American political playbook.
