I wonder if he is actually playing a long game? In many states (including mine--Illinois) if a party gets a certain (quite low) percentage of the votes, that party is automatically allowed a slot on the ballot at the next election. Is Musk looking to position himself for the post-Trump GOP voter, when presumably Trump won't have much of a hold on voters anymore?
Alternately, is he just trying to destroy the GOP majority out of a fit of peak? It seem that he could do that by picking a few very close districts with the intent of not winning, but of increasing the chances of the GOP candidate losing.
“Mush”. I know it’s a typo, but please keep it. 🙏
Oops. And...hmmm....That would be wrong. I'll get around to fixing it at some point. Just have to finish writing a book first. Priorities.
I wonder if he is actually playing a long game? In many states (including mine--Illinois) if a party gets a certain (quite low) percentage of the votes, that party is automatically allowed a slot on the ballot at the next election. Is Musk looking to position himself for the post-Trump GOP voter, when presumably Trump won't have much of a hold on voters anymore?
Alternately, is he just trying to destroy the GOP majority out of a fit of peak? It seem that he could do that by picking a few very close districts with the intent of not winning, but of increasing the chances of the GOP candidate losing.