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Trump Threatens Musk with “Heavy Consequences” Over Potential Democratic Funding

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Last updated: June 8, 2025 9:27 pm
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By Mario Labrador

Washington D.C. – Former President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to Elon Musk, threatening “heavy consequences” should the billionaire entrepreneur choose to fund Democratic candidates in the upcoming 2026 midterm elections. The public statement signals a definitive end to what was once a close alliance between the two powerful figures.

The dramatic escalation follows a growing rift between Trump and Musk, reportedly fueled by Musk’s unearthing of allegations linking Trump to the Jeffrey Epstein sex scandal.

In an interview with NBC News, Trump addressed the possibility of Musk backing Democrats in the pivotal 2026 midterms. “He will have to face very heavy consequences if he does that,” Trump stated, declining to elaborate on the potential repercussions facing the Tesla and SpaceX CEO.

The warning comes despite efforts from within Trump’s inner circle and the broader Republican party to broker a reconciliation. Associates of Trump, Republican strategists, and wealthy donors have reportedly expressed concern about the potential political and economic fallout from the increasingly public feud. They fear that a continued clash between the two influential figures could irreparably damage the Republican party’s prospects.

However, Trump appears unwilling to mend fences. When asked if he believed his relationship with Musk was over, Trump responded definitively, “I suppose so, yes.”

The public falling out marks a significant shift in the political landscape. Musk, who previously contributed significant sums to Trump’s campaigns, including hundreds of millions of dollars, now appears to be a potential adversary. The prospect of Musk directing his considerable wealth towards Democratic candidates in 2026 represents a serious challenge for the Republican party and could significantly impact the outcome of the midterm elections.

The nature of the “heavy consequences” Trump alluded to remains unclear, leaving many to speculate on the potential repercussions Musk might face. This latest development is sure to fuel further debate and analysis about the future of American politics and the intricate relationships between power, wealth, and influence.

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