Elon Musk’s shelf party plan for less than 3 months

Less than three months after the release Elon Musk’s The “American Party” seems to have been put on hold.

Musk allegedly told his accomplices that he wanted to focus on his company and avoid hosting a party that could steal Republican voters from the Republican Party The Wall Street Journal reportedinvoke people who are familiar with his plans.

Musk also allegedly worked to keep in touch with Vice President JD Vance, who is considered the heir to the Maga movement, according to WSJ. The tech billionaire reportedly told his accomplices that he was worried that forming a new party would damage his relationship with the vice president, the media added.

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Despite the current suspension of the plan, Musk’s allies told WSJ that he has not formally ruled out the launch of the U.S. party and could revisit the idea as a mid-2026 approach.

Musk’s time at the Trump White House ended on May 30 after working with the Ministry of Efficiency. Although they appear in good ways, the president Donald Trump Technology billionaires start trading barbs almost immediately.

A few days after leaving the administration, Musk posted on the social media platform he owned on a criticism of the legislation Trump’s White House is promoting.

“I’m sorry, but I can’t stand it anymore. This huge, outrageous, pork-filled Congressional spending bill is a disgusting hate. Shame on those who vote for it: You know you’re doing something wrong. You know,” Musk wrote.

His criticism continues, including memes and pokes against the government. Musk is firmly opposed to the bill, citing his opposition to the bill.

Donald Trump and Elon Musk (R) speak before leaving the White House on March 14, 2025, on March 14, 2025. (Roberto Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images)

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On June 5, Musk asked his followers a question and poll: There should be a new one political party? The next day, he announced that “the people have spoken. In the United States, a new party is needed to represent 80% of the middle!”

Musk raised a similar question a month later on July 4, when Trump signed a large bill.

“Independence Day is the best time to ask if you want to be independent from a two-party system (some would say Uniparty) system! Should we create American parties?” Musk included another poll in his position. Finally, 65.4% of respondents voted for “yes”, while 34.6% voted for “no”, indicating a huge change in his June poll, with 80.4% of whom voted for “yes”.

Musk announced the next day: “The American Party is to restore your freedom to freedom.”

“It’s hard for me to see Elon Musk completely off track,” Trump wrote on “The Truth Social” on July 6. ‘It’s basically a train wreck in the last five weeks.

Elon Musk received Trump’s golden key on May 30, 2025 at the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C. (Reuters/Nathan Howard)

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However, the dispute between the two seems to have cooled down. The social media quarrel stopped, and in late July, Trump seemed to want Musk to be happy, writing that he wanted to see billionaires’ business “never flourished as before.”

“Everyone said I will destroy Elon’s company with massive subsidies (if not all) received from the U.S. government. That’s not the case! I hope Elon and all the businesses in our country are actually thriving and thriving as they did before!

A Musk spokesman did not respond to a request for comment.