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Elon Musk receives a clear message from Donald Trump, prompting global reaction

Elon Musk receives a clear message from Donald Trump, prompting global reaction

President-elect Donald Trump has caused a global sensation with his victory in the November United States presidential election. Americans have embraced Trump’s signature dance move, affectionately known as the “Donald Dance,” and are showcasing it during sporting events to celebrate their scoring achievements.

One issue that Trump has faced since winning the election is the reported disagreement between him and tech billionaire Elon Musk. Musk had publicly supported Trump during his campaign.

Trump has now responded to Musk’s allegations and has sent a message in return.

“I’m headed to the great state of Texas to witness the launch of the largest object ever to be lifted off the ground and sent into space. Best of luck to Elon Musk and all the dedicated individuals involved in this extraordinary project!” President Trump enthusiastically shared on Twitter.

Twitter users responded enthusiastically to the message.

“Just a few months ago, Biden was actively attempting to hinder SpaceX by denying them their launch licenses. But thanks to the intervention of Trump, he was able to save them,” claimed a supporter, providing no concrete evidence to support their statement.

One enthusiastic individual expressed their excitement, exclaiming, “How thrilling! It’s an incredible time to be alive, witnessing the blossoming friendship between our future president and Elon Musk.”

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One supporter, who appears to speak on behalf of Texas, expressed pride in having both Trump and Elon in the state. They emphasized the significance of Elon’s leadership in advancing civilization and Trump’s role in liberating it from bureaucratic constraints.

It will be intriguing to witness how this saga unfolds over Trump’s term, given the unpredictable nature of both Musk and Trump.

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