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Sources: Musk continues to invest millions in politics

Elon Musk will continue to spend millions to support Republican candidates in the United States. This is stated by two sources with insight into the plans for the Washington Post.

The conservative judge Brad Schimel lost an election earlier this week to his liberal opponent Susan Crawford, despite being backed by more than $20 million from Elon Musk.

- It does not deter him at all. He wants to remain deeply involved in politics in the future, says one of the WP's sources about Musk.

Vance: Musk will continue to be an advisor

Elon Musk will continue as an advisor to Donald Trump even after he leaves the so-called efficiency agency Doge, says Vice President JD Vance to Fox News.

Yesterday, Politico reported that Elon Musk was about to leave politics to focus on running his companies. The White House later denied the reports, calling them “garbage.”

“Doge has a lot of work left to do and yes, that will continue even after Elon leaves. But fundamentally, Elon will continue to be a friend and an advisor to both me and the president,” Vance said.

After Donald Trump took office, Elon Musk was given a special 130-day mandate as a “special government employee.” It expires at the end of May.

Sources: Trump fires several people from the Security Council

Donald Trump has fired several people from the US National Security Council due to lack of loyalty. This is reported by sources for the AP, CNN and Reuters.

According to CNN, these are Brian Walsh, Thomas Boodry and David Feith.

This is said to have happened after far-right activist Laura Loomer held a meeting with, among others, Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and National Security Advisor Mike Waltz in the Oval Office.

There she is said to have argued for firing several people on the Security Council who she does not feel are loyal enough to Trump and his Maga agenda.

The White House has not commented on the information.