Elon Musk 's campaign contributions

Elon Musk is intent on getting President Trump elected. If that means he has to spend tons of money, Elon's willing to do that. According to this article, Elon "plowed nearly $44 million in October into a super PAC working to restore Donald Trump to the White House – pushing the billionaire’s total donations to the group he established to benefit the former president to nearly $119 million, new campaign finance reports show."

VP Harris went on a spending spree in October, spending almost $166,000,000 already this month, most of that going into "media expenses." Harris's spending has helped in the sense that she's lost ground this month. Meanwhile, "the Trump campaign" had "$99.7 million in expenditures during the same period."

It's imperitive that we examine who's getting the best bang-for-the-buck. In my opinion, that's Team Trump and it isn't that close. That's because, again in my opinion, the GOP is supporting, sometimes grudgingly, other times enthusiastically, the best ticket. Further, the team surrounding the Trump-Vance ticket is outstanding. A few days ago, someone I spoke with said in jest that the GOP wouldn't hesitate a New York split-second to trade Dick and Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger for Elon Muck, Tulsi Gabbard and RFK Jr.

No right-minded person would hesitate in pulling that trigger. Next, no right-minded person would pick Tim Walz over J.D. Vance. That's a lopsided fight. If you don't agree, watch last night's NewsNation townhall with Chris Cuomo and J.D. Vance:

I wasn't originally a Vance person. I preferred Gov. DeSantis or Sen. Rubio. Today, I think that Sen. Vance has the opportunity to be the best VP in modern history. But I digress. Let's return to talking about Musk.

As the world's richest man and the world's smartest man, Musk has helped push the GOP into the 21st Century. While he won't have a Cabinet position, he'll play an important role in dragging the federal government into the 21st Century, too.

Harris-Walz can't point to that sort of thing for their administration. The Harris-Walz ticket is too small-minded to pull off something important and dramatic. For Trump-Vance-Musk, it isn't that difficult. Musk provided communications to the entire nation of Ukraine when Russia invaded. A month ago, Musk provided Starlink communications to hurricane-ravaged western North Carolina. As a result, North Carolina has set records for early voting. That's the type of life-altering changes that Elon Musk makes frequently.

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