Elon Musk Promises Daily $1 Million Raffle for Those Who Sign His Petition in Support of Donald Trump

Written by Rafaela Fabris

Published on 20/10/2024 at 14:21

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Billionaire Shakes Up Presidential Race By Offering Million-Dollar Daily Prizes Until November For Supporters Of The U.S. Constitution.

Elon Musk, always in the spotlight, is now offering nothing less than US$ 1 million per day for anyone who signs his petition in support of the United States Constitution. And, of course, the strategy is set against the backdrop of the presidential race, with Donald Trump as the big beneficiary. The announcement was made last Saturday during an event in Pennsylvania, where Musk already handed out the first million-dollar check to a lucky winner.

One Million Dollars, Every Day! Seems Excessive, But It Is True.

Elon Musk surprised the public by promising a daily drawing of US$ 1 million until the November election. The only condition? Sign his online petition in defense of the First and Second Amendments of the American Constitution. And he didn’t stop there. During the event, a man named John Dreher walked away as the first winner of the million-dollar check, handed over by Musk himself. “John had no idea,” Musk said laughing, “but anyway, you’re welcome!”

Politics, Money, And Power: Elon Musk’s Game In Support Of Trump

Elon Musk’s support for Donald Trump is not new, but the use of his immense fortune to influence the presidential race has reached a new level. In addition to the drawings, Musk founded America PAC, a political action committee aimed at boosting Trump’s campaign. With strategic events in key states like Pennsylvania, the billionaire is moving his pieces on the political board.

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An Appeal To Freedom And The Right To Bear Arms

The petition promoted by Musk is simple, yet powerful. By signing it, supporters are defending the First and Second Amendments, which guarantee freedom of speech and the right to bear arms. “By signing below, I am giving my support to the First and Second Amendments,” says the document, which already has thousands of signatures.

With this bold move, Elon Musk underscores his role as one of the most controversial and influential figures in American politics. What else is the billionaire capable of doing with his fortune? Will the tactic of offering million-dollar daily prizes truly impact the presidential race?

And you, would you sign Elon Musk’s petition for US$ 1 million? Leave your opinion in the comments!

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João Henrique Herve Ramirez

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21/10/2024 06:28

Como faço para assinar ?

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vitorcrdias

#65477

20/10/2024 21:05

Isso poderia ser interpretado mal por órgãos da justiça eleitoral dos EUA, mas se o dinheiro é dele, diferente do Brasil, lá ele tem liberdade de usar o dinheiro no que quiser e para apoiar quem quiser…

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João Medeiros

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20/10/2024 17:11

Assino sim a petição, sou favorável a Constituição dos EUA

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Elon Musk Promises Daily $1 Million Raffle for Those Who Sign His Petition in Support of Donald Trump

Billionaire Shakes Up Presidential Race By Offering Million-Dollar Daily Prizes Until November For Supporters Of The U.S. Constitution.

One Million Dollars, Every Day! Seems Excessive, But It Is True.

Politics, Money, And Power: Elon Musk’s Game In Support Of Trump

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Elon Musk Promises Daily $1 Million Raffle for Those Who Sign His Petition in Support of Donald Trump

Billionaire Shakes Up Presidential Race By Offering Million-Dollar Daily Prizes Until November For Supporters Of The U.S. Constitution.

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