Elon Musk, leader of the Dark MAGA Movement

When President Trump returned to Butler, PA, he was surrounded by lots of political allies. Days before the rally, announced that he'd be the most famous political ally attending, which I wrote about here. Now, Musk is turning into an effective campaigner for Trump. He's spent most of this week campaigning in Pennsylvania for Trump. Based on Newsweek's article, I'd say that he's all-in for Trump. They reported "Elon Musk hosted his first solo event supporting Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign on Thursday, urging voters in Pennsylvania to register and cast early ballots. The event, held at Ridley High School in Folsom, featured Musk speaking for about 15 minutes in front of a large U.S. flag. Many of his supporters wore 'Make America Great Again' hats and cheered as he took the stage."

Musk has changed dramatically since becoming a Trump supporter. It isn't surprising that he's passionate about the Constitution. Many naturalized citizens of the U.S. speak most passionately about the U.S.'s founding documents and principles.

Musk emphasized the importance of upholding the U.S. Constitution, calling it the foundation of America's success. "This is literally the fundamental values that made America what it is today. And anyone who is against those things is fundamentally anti-American and to hell with them," Musk, who was born in South Africa, said to loud applause.

The event, organized by Musk's America PAC, aimed to encourage early voting in the battleground state of Pennsylvania. The tech billionaire urged the crowd to ensure that they, along with their family and friends, were registered to vote.

I hope that watching this video of Musk's solo town hall will fire you up to register to vote, then vote:

It's been said that Democrats have "a vaunted ground game." I'll let others determine whether that's true. What they don't have this year are good candidates that are good fits for their state or district. TRANSLATION: If we work hard the last 17 days of this election, perhaps we can pick off 2-3 Senate seats, or push 1-2 additional states into the Trump-Vance column or grab additional U.S. House or legislative districts. In short, let's push extra-hard the last days of the campaign and see if with we can maximize our majorities.

Why shouldn't we take this opportunity? Let's see if we can't help Joe Teirab defeat Angie Craig. Let's see if we can't help Bernie Perryman hold her seat. Let's help Sue Ek flip that seat.

Carpe Diem. Seize the day! Let's make the most of this opportunity!

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