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‘Before Elon went crazy’: As Tesla owners fight back, Trump threatens protesters with ‘hell’

11 March 2025
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‘Before Elon went crazy’: As Tesla owners fight back, Trump threatens protesters with ‘hell’
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President Donald Trump announced he will buy a new Tesla in support of CEO Elon Musk, following a drop in share prices and backlash over Musk’s actions. Trump praised Musk for his contributions to the nation and criticized those boycotting Tesla. Despite Trump’s endorsement, Musk faces unpopularity and declining sales, with Tesla’s market value decreasing by one-third since December.

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