Elon Musk could be a policy advisor if Trump becomes the President

Donald, the former President of the USA is considering Elon Musk for the role of policy advisor if he regains his position in the next Presidential elections to be held in November. 

The Wall Street Journal reported the news, citing some familiar sources with the talks.

It was reported that the two have been involved in talks discussing how the Tech billionaire, could have “formal input and influence” over economic and border security policies.

“Policy Advisor Musk Discusses Voter Fraud Prevention Efforts with Trump”

According to the journal, Musk informed Trump about his efforts to persuade major U.S. businessmen to withdraw their support for the current President, Joe Biden. Musk has discussed about a “data-driven project to prevent voter fraud,” funding with billionaire investor Nelson Peltz.

The billionaire has previously said that he would not fund or donate money to any of the candidates, be it Trump or Biden, but would rather “use his clout to help defeat Biden by galvanizing the support of influential allies,” he said earlier this year at the time he met with Trump, at Florida.

Musk has previously criticized Biden’s policies on immigration, electric vehicles and tariffs he was seen saying without evidence, that Biden is intentionally allowing migrants to cross the U.S.-Mexico border. He has also endorsed antisemitic comments on X.

He reinstated his banned Twitter account after Musk took over the Platform, renaming it to X. It is to be noted that his account was banned following the Jan 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol. However, Trump has cleared his stance on Musk’s support, saying he did not know if he has the billionaire’s support. 

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