Elon Musk, billionaire CEO of Tesla and owner of social media network X, has come under fire from French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou, who views him as a threat to democratic values. In a recent television interview, Bayrou stated, "Elon Musk is creating a threat to democracies. Money should not give the right to rule consciences."
Bayrou’s remarks align with his broader concerns about the influence of U.S. policies under President Donald Trump. Last week, he urged France and Europe to resist Trump’s approach to avoid being "dominated, crushed, and marginalized."
Musk, the world’s richest person, has gained a reputation for his controversial stances on political issues. He recently endorsed a German anti-immigration party ahead of upcoming elections and has made bold statements about British politics, calling for Prime Minister Keir Starmer's resignation. His growing influence in global political discussions has sparked debates about the role of wealth and power in shaping public opinion and policy.
Bayrou’s criticism adds to the scrutiny surrounding Musk’s involvement in political matters, highlighting concerns over the impact of powerful individuals on democratic institutions. As Musk continues to expand his influence across industries and borders, his actions remain closely watched by political leaders and the public alike.


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