Elon Musk has reportedly made a decision on whether or not to go ahead with his threat to form a third party specifically to threaten Republican incumbents in the 2026 midterms. There are indicators from Elon himself that the “radical left” — which he just posted about today — may wish he had stayed on the sidelines for good! Rumors have been swirling in every direction since the big fallout between Musk and President Trump earlier in the year. And then, the tech billionaire’s appearance at this official State Dinner at the White House in November really created a buzz: Noah “tweeted” a few hours ago — is it still correct to say you “tweeted” on X.com? — that exact video. And he included a basic summary of the reports that Elon is no longer considering a push against Trump-aligned Republicans. But instead, as Noah alluded to in his post… Multiple news sources are now reporting that the November White House dinner may have been a sign of something far more substantial than mere friendly hospitality. Here’s the post Noah shared today, along with his breakdown of the basic reports: Elon Musk Reportedly Steps Into the Midterms as Republicans Look to Protect Trump’s Agenda Reports circulating online say Elon Musk is preparing to financially support Republican candidates in the upcoming midterm elections, a move allies believe could help President Donald… pic.twitter.com/yoRKi2sUN5 — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) January 1, 2026 Here is the full text of Noah’s breakdown for easier reading: Elon Musk Reportedly Steps Into the Midterms as Republicans Look to Protect Trump’s Agenda Reports circulating online say Elon Musk is preparing to financially support Republican candidates in the upcoming midterm elections, a move allies believe could help President Donald Trump secure stronger backing for the second half of his term. The development is drawing added attention after Musk was also seen meeting with JD Vance, fueling speculation about deeper political coordination ahead of 2026. Supporters say the reported involvement signals renewed momentum and resources for Republicans as the midterms approach, potentially reshaping the political landscape going into the next phase of Trump’s presidency. Obviously, one single White House appearance at a dinner — no matter how “official” — isn’t proof positive that Elon has decided to rejoin with President Trump. Much less that he’s decided to open his considerable pocketbook wide for the midterms in favor of Republican incumbents. But as I said, there are multiple reports coming out of mainstream media sources that say exactly the same thing. I remember hearing rumors that the Vice President had gone to work to patch up the rift earlier in the year. Now, it is being reported that Vance’s work in that direction must have paid off. And that it led directly to Elon’s appearance in November at the White House. But also that it has led to Elon’s purported decision to throw in with CASH for Republican midterm campaigns, as was just reported in the last few days by The Washington Post: Vice President JD Vance was doggedly working the phones, trying to quell a rebellion in his midst. Elon Musk had just declared his intention to form a third party this spring, turning a simmering feud into an all-out war against the MAGA movement. Now, Vance and those around him feared that a new party could hurt the GOP in the 2026 midterms and beyond, according to two people familiar with his thinking, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe private conversations. Vance already had appealed to Musk directly. This time, he urged Musk allies to push him to back off his third-party plans. And Vance would later personally lobby lawmakers to support restoring the nomination of Musk ally Jared Isaacman to head NASA, the agency that funds Musk’s space exploration business, SpaceX, said the two people. The months-long offensive by Vance and other White House officials, the details of which have not been previously reported, has worked. Having scrapped his third-party project, Musk appeared at the White House in November, attending a dinner for Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia. The killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk spurred Musk to put support behind GOP campaigns in the midterms, said a person directly familiar with his political operation, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss its inner workings. Privately, Musk is considering reworking his donations by seeding existing groups with cash rather than wielding his own super PAC, the person added. This article is based on interviews with more than a dozen people familiar with the relationship between Musk and the White House and with DOGE’s ongoing influence, most of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe private deliberations. (Emphasis added.) If you noticed the parts I highlighted in that excerpt from The Washington Post, the contention is that Charlie Kirk’s assassination played a role in Musk’s change of heart. I would contend that it likely played a LARGE part in re-galvanizing him in favor of President Trump’s ability to govern well with a robust Congressional majority in the final two years of this term. But check out what Elon said himself just a short time ago… When he re-posted that same video from November along with a report from one account that read: “Elon Musk is reportedly going all-in funding Republicans to help President Trump take back full control in the November midterms.” Elon’s response certainly sounds like confirmation that he’s “all-in” to fund Republicans during the upcoming midterms to me!: America is toast if the radical left wins. They will open the floodgates to illegal immigration and fraud. Won’t be America anymore. https://t.co/9lppGuSyAV — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 1, 2026   I’m going to go out on a limb and call that a confirmation that Elon fully intends to put his monetary weight behind pro-Trump Republicans in this year’s midterms! Researching this story, I realized the proverbial handwriting really was on the wall weeks ago. It was just mostly buried in the news cycle for the most part. Check this out — according to a report from about two weeks ago, JD Vance wasn’t the only top Trump official to meet with Elon in order to heal the divide. Apparently, President Trump’s right-hand Chief of Staff — Susie Wiles — also dined with Musk at the Vice President’s residence… Which signifies just how much focus the President’s team put into bringing Elon back into the fold for the good of the country. Those specifics were reported two weeks ago in this article put out by Axios: Elon Musk has begun funding the GOP’s House and Senate campaigns for the 2026 midterms — an indication his relationship with President Trump has thawed since their messy breakup earlier this year. Musk — who threatened to launch a third party and support challengers to Republican incumbents during his dispute with Trump — is now firmly back in the GOP’s camp. The tech billionaire recently cut big checks to help Republicans win congressional races next year and indicated he’d give more throughout the 2026 cycle, two sources with knowledge of the situation tell Axios. Musk’s donation amounts won’t be disclosed publicly until campaign finance reports are released next month. But his support could be a huge boost for Trump’s Republicans next year as they try to stop Democrats from reclaiming power in Congress, particularly the House. Musk’s latest donations came after he had dinner last month with Vice President Vance, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and Taylor Budowich, a former White House deputy chief of staff who’s still wired into the administration. Vance, who’s close to Musk, helped organize the dinner at the vice president’s residence at the Naval Observatory. (Emphasis added.) I’m reminded of a moment when a member of the press asked President Trump point blank about Elon. The interaction took place about a month ago — after the purported meeting between Elon, Vance, and Wiles — during a cabinet meeting. At the time, I thought President Trump seemed almost unsure of his answer. In hindsight… I wonder — was he simply holding back, attempting to refrain from giving away his full hand? Was President Trump simply trying to maximize the potential explosiveness of a renewed push by Elon against Democrat rivals during the midterms? The reporter asked whether or not Elon Musk was back inside President Trump’s “circle of friends”. To which the President seemed to almost minimize the rift between them, almost casually dismissing it as a small thing over electric cars. But at the end of his answer, President Trump sounded rather upbeat about Elon. Check out that clip — you be the judge!: In hindsight, it seems as though President Trump wasn’t quite ready to publicly announce that he and Elon were lockstep against those “radical left” ambitions of the Democrats! At any rate, from his own sharing of that story today, Elon Musk essentially telegraphed that he is ready to go “all-in” to prevent Democrats from threatening President Trump’s mandate! Here we are, just one day into 2026. And already the midterms are heating up. I’m here for that! And we’ll be here — bringing you the stories, the angles, and the TRUTH… that the mainstream consistently underreports and misrepresents. And may I take this opportunity to wish everyone a HAPPY NEW YEAR!