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Elon Musk responds to Tim Walz calling him a ‘gay guy’ at rally: ‘To be trustworthy, I…’
As the election countdown hits the final stretch, tensions are running upper among candidates, especially in key swing states, including Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, among others. At a campaign stop in Detroit, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz stirred the pot by referring to Elon Musk as a "gay guy" while discussing billionaires and their influence.
Musk, who has been actively campaigning for Republican candidate Donald Trump, instantly came support with a response after Walz's comment drew backlash. With Vice President Kamala Harris hosting a star-studded rally in Milwaukee the alike day, the political stakes couldn't be higher.
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With the election clock ticking down
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During a speech on Friday, Minnesota Gov. and Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz called Elon Musk “gay.” The Harris-Walz campaign said that Walz misspoke, leading to the comment.
“That guy, that gay guy. Michigan knows that word,” Walz said of Musk during his speech on the campaign trail.
The vice presidential nominee had been discussing taxes and how the rich had benefited from certain situations while others struggled.
Musk responded to the remark in a post on his social media site X, saying, “I have no issue being called gay [to be honest].”
This has insert Musk even more so in the spotlight of Democrats and Trump’s opponents, who say that the pair are trying to use the presidency to get richer.
In a remark to The New York Post on Friday, the Harris-Walz campaign said that the Minnesota governor “stuttered” and was trying to say, “That guy got.”
“In the video, you can hear someone in the crowd yell ‘dips–t! when the governor brings up Musk,” a campaign spokesman said. “The governor started laughing and stuttered while trying to say ‘that guy got’ — he did not refer to Elon as a queer guy. He got stuck on the G in that guy got while trying not to snicker at the
US presidential polls 2024: Tim Walz calls Elon Musk a ‘gay guy’ at rally, billionaire says, ‘To be honest...’
With just days left for the US Presidential polls, Kamala Harris' partner in the race and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz stirred the pot by referring to Elon Musk as a “gay guy” while discussing billionaires and their sway at a campaign stop in Detroit.
The political stakes are at their peak with Vice President Kamala Harris hosting a star-studded rally in Milwaukee on the same day.
Walz remarks were met with a lot of criticism, and the billionaire himself was quick to respond. Musk has been actively campaigning for Republican candidate Donald Trump.
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‘That gay guy’
Walz caused a social media outrage after tossing Elon Musk into the political ring while discussing billionaires’ roles in elections.
“That guy, that gay guy,” Walz joked, chuckling, “Michigan knows that word.” He added, “Look, that dude got a tax cut…”
Tim Walz was touring through Michigan’s vital “blue wall”. He mingled with Ebony community leaders, inspired the Union troops in Detroit, and energized supporters