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House Dem Wants Musk Back on Party’s Side After Left Spent Months Calling Tesla CEO a ‘Nazi’
The Tesla CEO and President Trump spent Thursday and Friday attacking each other in a feud that many expected to come sooner ...
Ro Khanna says he's certain Elon Musk would also criticize Trump for 'banning' foreign students
Indian-origin Democratic Rep Ro Khanna of California spoke against the Donald Trump administration's ban on international ...
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Some Dems Now Want To Play Nice With Musk After Endlessly Smearing Him As Nazi
After Democrats spent months branding him as a fascist, some members of the party are hoping to court Elon Musk ...
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Cory Booker Breaks With House Dem on Left Embracing Musk: ‘I Would Not Accept Money From Elon’
Kristen Welker pressed Booker on whether he would take money from Musk, whose relationship with President Donald Trump fractured last week. The post Cory Booker Breaks With House Dem on Left Embracing ...
Sen. Cory Booker says he won't accept campaign donations from Elon Musk
Sen. Cory Booker said that he wouldn't accept donations from tech mogul Elon Musk but urged the former Trump advisor to ...
Elon Musk Is Still Not Your Friend
Donald Trump and Elon Musk might be having a messy, public break-up, but that doesn’t mean Democrats need to go mending any ...
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"He's a lunatic": Democrats shut down idea of Musk alliance after break with Trump
Democrats are making clear Elon Musk has no place in their party as the billionaire former DOGE head quickly becomes persona ...
Rep. Ro Khanna says he's "glad" Elon Musk is "speaking up" about budget bill
What do Democrats think about Elon Musk's call to kill the Trump agenda budget bill? Rep. Ro Khanna of California joins "The ...
Cory Booker says he won't take money from Elon Musk
The Democratic senator said Musk should engage "in a more substantive way" in the debate over the Trump-backed spending bill.
Ro Khanna previews ‘game plan’ to get ’20 years of progressive Democrats’ in office
Khanna suggested that progressive candidates backed by an "energized and mobilized" voter base could change the trajectory of the Democratic Party's future.