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Elon Musk criticizes the shooting incident as a sarcastic remark against the Democratic Party: if they gain political power, it will be unimaginable
ME News Report, April 27 (UTC+8), Elon Musk shared his thoughts on the shooting at the White House reporters’ dinner. He questioned what actions someone willing to die for an assassination might take once they gain political power. Earlier, Musk mentioned that these individuals are willing to die to kill the democratically elected president. Regarding the background of the White House dinner shooter Cole Thomas Allen, the latest information shows he supported Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris before the 2024 U.S. election and registered to vote as an “independent,” indicating ties to the Democratic Party. This incident could be used by the Trump camp to suppress opponents, but Trump downplayed partisan conflict after the shooting, calling it an “lone wolf” act, demonstrating a strategic shift in handling partisan disputes. (Source: MLion)