Tech titan Elon Musk has paused efforts to make a new political party while he mulls supporting Vice President JD Vance for a 2028 White House run. Musk proposed creating a new political party in June as he engaged in a high-profile feud with President Donald Trump over the One Big, Beautiful Bill — which was at that time moving through Congress. Musk is now rethinking his plans for the “America Party” over hesitancy to cause rifts with top Republicans, especially Vance, according to The Wall Street Journal. Musk and close associates have told others that the tech tycoon, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, is considering financially backing Vance should he choose to run for president in 2028. Musk, recognized as the wealthiest man in the world, spent close to $300 million in the 2024 election cycle supporting Trump and other Republicans. Earlier this month, Trump said that Vance is the “most likely” contender at this stage to be the 2028 GOP nominee. “Well, I think most likely, in all fairness,” said Trump in response to a question about Vance’s “heir-apparent” status. “He’s the vice president. I think Marco is also somebody that maybe would get together with JD in some form.” “I also think we have incredible people, some of the people on the stage right here, so it’s too early obviously to talk about it,” Trump added. “But certainly, [Vance] is doing a great job, and he would be probably favored at this point.” Musk and Trump have appeared to mend somewhat the rift that drove them apart during the summer, though the two have had little public interaction since. Vance has been conciliatory toward the tech mogul, telling The Gateway Pundit in an interview earlier this month that he wants Musk to “come back into the fold.” “He’s obviously got a complicated relationship right now with the Trump White House. My argument to Elon is, like, you’re not gonna be on the left, right? Even if you wanted to be – and he doesn’t – they’re not gonna have you back. That ship has sailed,” said Vance. “I really think it’s a mistake for him to try to break from the president. So, my hope is that by the time of the midterms, he’s kind of come back into the fold.” “Obviously, the drama around him and the White House over the last couple of months, again, my hope is that just kind of cools down a little bit,” the vice president continued. “He did help us a lot in the election. And the president even says, with all his frustration, Elon was a very, very critical part of the team last election, and so my hope is by the midterms things are kind of back to normal.”

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Joy Reid is convinced that white people have stolen all of black people’s inventions, and she’s not being shy about it.During a recent interview titled “How Mediocre White Men and Their Fragility Are Destroying America” with Wajahat Ali for his Left Hook substack, Reid criticized Trump’s review of the Smithsonian and took aim at all white people.Even Elvis wasn’t spared.“They can’t fix the history they did. Their ancestors made this country into a slave hell, but they can clean it up now because they got the Smithsonian. They can get rid of all the slavery stuff. They got PragerU that can lie about the history to the children,” Reid said.“They can’t originally invent anything more than they ever were able to invent good music. We black folk gave y’all country music, hip-hop, R&B, jazz, rock and roll. They couldn’t even invent that. But they have to call a white man ‘the King’ because they couldn’t make rock and roll,” she continued.“So, they have to stamp ‘the King’ on a man whose main song was stolen from an overweight black woman,” she added.“Wow, really going after Elvis Presley on that. What is all that?” BlazeTV host Alex Stein comments on “Prime Time with Alex Stein.”Stein has noticed that Reid’s grievances are already being addressed at the highest levels of government.“I went on a tour of the Capitol, and it was actually very, you know, they kind of use trauma-based mind control like what she wants the Smithsonian to be. They make you go into this big room before you get your official tour, and they play a video,” Stein explains.“It’s like, ‘These hallowed halls were built by slaves.’ ... And they show, like, black men, like, building stuff and, like, a cartoon of it, and you know, it’s just like everything you see was built on the backs of slaves, which is true,” he continues.“Wall Street New York was built by black people,” Stein jokes. “The pyramids, built by black people, right? I mean, probably Egyptians or whatever.”Want more from Sara Gonzales?To enjoy more of Sara's no-holds-barred take to news and culture, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Former President Barack Obama offered his support for the redistricting scheme in California in order to counteract what he called "gerrymandering" in Texas.Republican redistricting could mean as many as five more seats for the GOP in the U.S. House for the midterm elections, which would drastically improve the party's odds of retaining power. Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom of California has threatened to redistrict the left-leaning state to add more Democratic seats.'I have tremendous respect for how Governor Newsom has approached this. He's put forward a smart, measured approach in California.'"Over the long term, we shouldn't have political gerrymandering in America, just a fair fight between Republicans and Democrats based on who's got better ideas," Obama wrote on social media Wednesday."But since Texas is taking direction from a partisan White House and gerrymandering in the middle of a decade to try and maintain the House despite their unpopular policies, I have tremendous respect for how Governor Newsom has approached this," he continued. "He's put forward a smart, measured approach in California, designed to address a very particular problem at a very particular moment in time."Texas Democrats tried to stop a vote on redistricting by fleeing the state so that a quorum could not be called in the legislature. That effort failed, as Democrats said they would return despite having no plan to stop the vote again."That is not my preference, but we cannot unilaterally allow one of the two major parties to rig the game," the former president said at a fundraiser for an organization headed by Eric Holder. "And California is one of the states that has the capacity to offset a large state like Texas."RELATED: Resurfaced video of Democrat admitting the real reason leftists want immigration is going viral He went on to say that the California scheme was democratic in nature because it would need the direct approval of the voter, while the Texas scheme could be implemented through the vote of the state legislators only.The California stratagem would only be implemented if Texas follows through with its redistricting.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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