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VisitElon Musk Warns X Could Face Shutdown Under Kamala Harris Presidency, Citing Advertiser Boycott on Joe Rogan Podcast
Nov 4, 2024, 10:49 PM
Elon Musk has voiced concerns that a potential Kamala Harris presidency could threaten the existence of the social media platform X. During a recent appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast, Musk stated that if Harris wins the election, the Department of Justice (DOJ) would likely take action to shut down X, which he described as a risk tied to the election outcome. He emphasized that the advertiser boycott against X would intensify under a Harris administration, suggesting that the current administration has already targeted his ventures, including SpaceX. Musk's comments reflect a broader narrative among some supporters of former President Donald Trump, who argue that Harris's election would jeopardize free speech. He further likened the potential targeting of X to historical political repression, stating, "There’s no way the Kamala regime would allow X to exist." Musk's remarks have sparked discussions about the implications of the upcoming election on social media platforms and free expression.
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