IF you follow Elon Musk on Twitter you may have noticed that the SpaceX and Tesla CEO isn’t very happy with US President Joe Biden. Musk has accused Biden of snubbing Tesla and “treating the American public like fools”. There’s a theory than Biden chooses to ignore Musk when he talks about the American car […]
IF you follow Elon Musk on Twitter you may have noticed that the SpaceX and Tesla CEO isn’t very happy with US President Joe Biden.
Musk has accused Biden of snubbing Tesla and “treating the American public like fools”.
There’s a theory than Biden chooses to ignore Musk when he talks about the American car industry because of differing beliefs.
Musk is said to be anti-union and isn’t a fan of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
When Musk feels Biden is snubbing Tesla, the billionaire has a tendency to write angry tweets about it.
His beef with Biden has been going on for quite a while.
It reached new heights recently when Musk threw his support behind a petition for the president to acknowledge Tesla.
Musk retweeted the petition and wrote: “For reasons unknown, @potus is unable to say the word “Tesla”.”
The petition is on Change.org and currently has over 55,000 signatures.
Tesla’s CEO has been even more passive aggressive in the past.
On January 26, Biden tweeted: “I meant it when I said the future was going to be made right here in America.
“Companies like GM and Ford are building more electric vehicles here at home than ever before.”
Musk replied: “Starts with a T Ends with an A ESL in the middle.”
He’s also repeatedly called Biden a sock puppet.
Calling someone a “sock puppet” can imply that they have a false online identity to promote an agenda.
The US President has never tweeted about Musk or Tesla and has never publicly acknowledged this ‘feud’.
In other news, Elon Musk has revealed that updates to his Starship rocket plans will be announced at a presentation next week.
This week marks the anniversary of the first chimpanzee in space.
And, the US space agency is planning for a ‘golden asteroid’ probing mission to launch this summer.
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