SpaceX owner Elon Musk has criticized Vice President Kamala Harris, saying she doesn't support a government efficiency commission.
The entrepreneur wrote in the early hours of Tuesday that unless “significant government reform” was undertaken, laws and regulations would get worse every year, eventually making innovation “effectively illegal.”
mask Listed “Great undertakings” like “high-speed intercity rail” and “making life multiplanetary.”
Trump recently Announced Trump said that if he is re-elected, he would appoint Musk to head a government efficiency task force that would likely include a government-wide audit of regulatory aspects.
Speaking at an event in New York, President Trump said Musk would conduct a “full financial and performance audit of the entire federal government,” which would include Musk's recommendations for “radical reform.”
“Trump supports the Government Efficiency Commission to get great things done, and Kamala doesn't,” Musk added. “If Kamala wins, we'll never get to Mars.”
“If Kamala can do great things, why not?”
Musk also criticized the presidential debate between Trump and Harris, saying that she “exceeded most people's expectations” despite feeling the debate moderators were unfair to the former president.
Billionaires too said But Harris probably won't do as good a job as Trump except at “saying nice things.”
“If Kamala can do great things, why not? Biden rarely shows up to work, so she's already effectively in charge. The question is, do you want current trends to continue for another four years, or do you want a change?” Musk asked.
As for SpaceX, Musk recently said He is planning a new mission to Mars in 2026, “with the goal of building a self-sustaining city in about 20 years.”
His plan is to send an unmanned spacecraft to test the reliability of a Mars landing, and if all goes well, the first manned mission could arrive around 2028.
Musk's Dragon Crew 9 was recently tasked with retrieving two Boeing astronauts who have been stranded on the International Space Station since August. SpaceX's recovery of the two astronauts will extend their mission in space from about two weeks to at least eight months.
X's owners have also been embroiled in a battle over freedom of speech in Brazil, where a judge ordered the platform to be shut down for failing to comply with a court order.
The attack from the South American country continues Musk's long-running battle with hostile governments, from Ukraine to mainstream Democrats, who have faced ongoing pressure to restrict free speech on his platform.
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