Elon Musk's mom slams 'nasty' Democrats and says son will to prevent 'American bankruptcy'

Maye Musk , mother of Twitter CEO Elon Musk , publicly praised her son's support of Donald Trump on social media, while addressing the significant gender gap in voter preferences. The 76-year-old model and author took to social media to defend her son's political stance. "So proud of @elonmusk being appreciated for his contribution to the USA.

His goal is to prevent American bankruptcy. Vote!" Donald Trump supporters suffer 'unbearable' mystery eye injury at Arizona rally Lara Trump visits southern border and gets slammed for 'sick' outfit choice In the same post, she reflected on the response to her political views. "I posted this on Instagram and expected an avalanche of hate.



Instead, I only got 20% hate. However, the negative comments are very malicious." "So happy I'm no longer a Democrat.

I don't want to be friends with nasty people," she added. During a recent Fox News appearance, the 76-year-old addressed female voters, cautioning them against being "brainwashed" in their voting decisions regarding Trump. Her comments come as polls show a stark gender divide in the presidential race between former President Trump and Vice President Harris.

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Maye replied: "When I became a U.S. citizen, of course, I was Democratic because they give you that option and because they’re the good kind people who care about America," before explaining that she would watch CNN, MSNBC and read the New York Times, which depicted Republicans as "terrible.

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