Billionaire Elon Musk announced on social media platform X the formation of a new political party in the USA that would represent 80% of the middle class. The announcement came amid intense conflicts between Musk and former President Donald Trump, including Musk’s accusations against Trump related to documents about pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Trump responded that he is not concerned about the disagreements and expects tensions to ease. Media outlets across the political spectrum report on the event with different emphases, ranging from the potential impact on American politics to the personal feud between Musk and Trump.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning media emphasize the potential for Elon Musk’s new political party to represent the majority middle class and challenge the existing political establishment. They highlight the social and economic implications of such a party and often focus on Musk’s criticisms of Trump’s policies and the controversies surrounding Trump, including the Epstein documents.
Center: Centrist media report the facts of Musk’s announcement and the ongoing feud between Musk and Trump with a neutral tone. They focus on the political implications of a new party in the US and the potential shifts in the political landscape, while also covering the personal disputes without taking sides.
Right: Right-leaning media tend to focus on the personal conflict between Musk and Trump, often downplaying the significance of the new party announcement. They highlight Trump’s responses and portray Musk’s criticisms as controversial or unfounded, emphasizing loyalty to Trump and skepticism about Musk’s political ambitions.
