新泽西州布里奇沃特埃隆·马斯克表示，他将实现他的威胁，在此之后组建一个新的政党他与唐纳德·特朗普总统的裂痕，宣布美国党响应总统的全面减税法。
马斯克曾经是特朗普的盟友，因为他领导了一个名为政府效率部的严厉机构，他与共和党总统就他的签名立法决裂，该立法于周五签署成为法律。
随着该法案在国会获得通过，马斯克威胁要组建“美国党”如果“这个疯狂的支出法案通过”
“说到让我们的国家因浪费而破产&“贪污，我们生活在一党制，而不是民主制度中，”马斯克周六在他拥有的社交媒体公司X上说今天，美国党的成立是为了还给你们自由。"
新政党的形成并不罕见，但他们通常很难从共和党和民主党那里获得任何重要的支持。但马斯克是世界上最富有的人，他在2024年大选中至少花了2.5亿美元支持特朗普，如果他愿意花大笔钱，他可能会影响2026年决定国会控制权的选举。
他与总统重新燃起的不和对马斯克来说也可能很昂贵其业务依赖于数十亿美元的政府合同，上市公司特斯拉在市场上受到了冲击。
不清楚马斯克是否已经采取措施正式创建新的政党。马斯克及其政治行动委员会美国政治行动委员会(America PAC)的发言人周日没有立即置评。
截至周日上午，联邦选举委员会数据库中列出了多个政党，这些政党是在马斯克的周六X帖子发布后的几个小时内成立的，名称中有“DOGE”或“X”的“美国党”版本，或者马斯克列在与该实体有关联的人中间。
但似乎没有一个是真实的，列出了该组织的联系人的电子邮件地址，如“wentsnowboarding@yahoo.com”或无法追踪的电子邮件地址。
马斯克周日上午在X上听取了用户对该党的反馈，并表示他将利用该党参与2026年中期选举。
上个月，他威胁要试图驱逐每一位投票支持特朗普法案的国会议员。马斯克称减税和削减支出的一揽子计划是“令人恶心的憎恶”，警告说这将增加联邦赤字，以及其他批评。
“共和党横扫行政、立法和司法部门，仍有胆量大规模增加政府规模，将国债增加创纪录的5万亿美元，”马斯克周日在x。
他对该法案的批评以及组建一个政党的举动标志着与5月份的逆转，当时他在白宫的时间即将结束，火箭公司太空探索技术公司和电动汽车制造商特斯拉的负责人表示，他未来将在政治上花费“少得多”。
财政部长斯科特·贝森特在管理多杰时与马斯克发生冲突的埃隆周日在美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)的“国情咨文”中表示，多杰的“原则”很受欢迎，但“如果你看看民调，埃隆就不受欢迎了。”
“我想那些董事会不喜欢昨天的声明，他们会鼓励他专注于他的商业活动，而不是他的政治活动，”他说。
Musk says he's forming a new political party after split with Trump
BRIDGEWATER, N.J. --Elon Musk said he’s carrying out his threat to form a new political party afterhis fissure with President Donald Trump, announcing the America Party in response to the president’s sweeping tax cuts law.
Musk, once an ever-present ally to Trump as he headed up the slashing agency known as the Department of Government Efficiency, broke with the Republican president over his signature legislation, which was signed into law Friday.
As the bill made its way through Congress,Musk threatened to form the “America Party”if “this insane spending bill passes.”
“When it comes to bankrupting our country with waste&graft, we live in a one-party system, not a democracy,” Musk said Saturday on X, the social media company he owns. “Today, the America Party is formed to give you back your freedom.”
The formation of new political parties is not uncommon, but they typically struggle to pull any significant support away from the Republican and Democratic parties. But Musk, the world's richest man who spent at least $250 million supporting Trump in the 2024 election, could impact the 2026 elections determining control of Congress if he is willing to spend significant amounts of money.
His reignited feud with the presidentcould also be costly for Musk, whose businesses rely on billions of dollars in government contracts and publicly traded company Tesla has taken a hit in the market.
It wasn’t clear whether Musk had taken steps to formally create the new political party. Spokespeople for Musk and his political action committee, America PAC, didn't immediately comment Sunday.
As of Sunday morning, there were multiple political parties listed in the Federal Election Commission database that had been formed in the the hours since Musk’s Saturday X post with versions of “America Party” of “DOGE” or “X” in the name, or Musk listed among people affiliated with the entity.
But none appeared to be authentic, listing contacts for the organization as email addresses such as ”wentsnowboarding@yahoo.com″ or untraceable Protonmail addresses.
Musk on Sunday spent the morning on X taking feedback from users about the party and indicated he'd use the party to get involved in the 2026 midterm elections.
Last month, he threatened to try to oust every member of Congress that voted for Trump's bill. Musk had called the tax breaks and spending cuts package a “disgusting abomination," warning it would increase the federal deficit, among other critiques.
“The Republican Party has a clean sweep of the executive, legislative and judicial branches and STILL had the nerve to massively increase the size of government, expanding the national debt by a record FIVE TRILLION DOLLARS,” Musk said Sunday on X.
His critiques of the bill and move to form a political party mark a reversal from May, when his time in the White House was winding down and the head of rocket company SpaceX and electric vehicle maker Tesla said he would spend “a lot less” on politics in the future.
Treasury SecretaryScott Bessent, who clashed with Musk while he ran DOGE, said on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday that DOGE's “principles” were popular but “if you look at the polling, Elon was not.”
“I imagine that those board of directors did not like this announcement yesterday and will be encouraging him to focus on his business activities, not his political activities,” he said.
