Elon Musk's endorsement of Trump may have backfired
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I'm kind of baffled that the Trump team thought he'd be helpful, _especially_ given they already had Vance. Vance and Musk are broadly the same sort of weirdo; two seems superfluous, even if there was a case for one (there probably was not). Both, I think, come across as much more alienating than Trump himself to most people.
So what was Musk thinking?
I can understand musk tho - current president propping up legacy auto hence oil industry is just not fair to tesla.
The NLRB has ruled that Tesla broke the law by barring factory workers in California from wearing union T-shirts and when CEO Elon Musk tweeted that employees would lose their stock options in the company if they unionized.
A long list re Trump on the Communication Workers website: https://cwa-union.org/trumps-anti-worker-record