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Musk's threat to form third political party to take over Republicans is ‘virtually impossible'

Musk's threat to form third political party to take over Republicans is ‘virtually impossible'

Sky News AU3 days ago
Lawyer and Democrat lobbyist Nathan Daschle says billionaire Elon Musk's claim of starting a new political party if US President Donald Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' passes is 'not a real threat'.
'It's virtually impossible for a third party to take over,' Mr Daschle told Sky News Australia.
'It really could have an impact because the United States is a very closely divided country, we're about 50-50.'
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