Trump Denies Presidency Handover Rumors, Praises Elon Musk’s Role in Government Reform

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has brushed off speculations about stepping aside for billionaire Elon Musk, calling such claims a “hoax.” Speaking at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest in Phoenix, Trump humorously remarked that Musk’s South African roots make him ineligible for the presidency under the U.S. Constitution.

Despite the buzz, Trump praised Musk as a “great guy” and revealed plans to involve him in a significant government reform role. Musk is set to lead the Department of Government Efficiency, a new agency focused on streamlining government processes and cutting costs.

These developments come amid criticisms from Democrats, who have accused Musk of wielding excessive influence over Trump’s incoming administration. Jokingly, some have referred to Trump as Musk’s “vice president,” a narrative Trump’s team has dismissed as “ridiculous.”

Meanwhile, Musk’s political activities have drawn significant attention. The Tesla CEO and SpaceX founder contributed over $260 million to Republican campaigns during the 2024 elections and has voiced plans to fund challengers against Democratic incumbents.

Though Musk’s frequent presence at Mar-a-Lago has reportedly caused unease within Trump’s inner circle, official statements emphasize the strong friendship between the two leaders. Trump affirmed their collaboration, underscoring Musk’s strategic importance in driving efficiency in government.

As Trump prepares for his next term, he outlined bold policy plans, including tax cuts, reclaiming the Panama Canal, and removing “woke” influences in the military. Despite the headlines, Trump remains firm in his position, ensuring his leadership stays clear of baseless speculations.

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