America Party: Home of the 80%
Creatix / June 7, 2025
In the wake of his public fallout with King Trump, E-Lord Musk has proposed the formation of a new political party, tentatively named "The America Party." This initiative aims to represent the "80% in the middle". Americans who feel unrepresented by the current two-party system. A poll conducted on Musk's platform, X (formerly Twitter), garnered over 5.6 million responses, with more than 80% supporting the idea of a new centrist party. (timesofindia.indiatimes.com, nypost.com)
🧭 Core Principles of The America Party
The America Party seeks to bridge the divide between the extreme left and extreme right by focusing on pragmatic solutions that resonate with the majority of Americans. Key proposed platforms include:
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Fiscal Responsibility: Advocating for reduced government spending and efficient use of taxpayer dollars.(en.wikipedia.org)
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Technological Advancement: Promoting innovation and supporting industries that drive economic growth.
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Free Speech and Civil Liberties: Upholding the First Amendment and protecting individual rights.
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Immigration Reform: Implementing policies that secure borders while providing a fair path to citizenship.
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Education and Workforce Development: Investing in education systems that prepare individuals for the modern workforce.
🔍 Challenges Ahead
While the idea of a centrist party has garnered significant attention, establishing a viable third party in the U.S. faces substantial hurdles, including:
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Ballot Access: Navigating complex state-by-state regulations to get candidates on the ballot.(cbsnews.com)
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Funding and Infrastructure: Building a nationwide campaign infrastructure and securing sufficient funding.
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Public Perception: Overcoming skepticism about the viability of third parties and differentiating from existing political entities.
Inertia: Americans are used to the two-party system.
The formation of The America Party would signify a significant shift in the American political landscape, reflecting a growing desire among citizens for alternatives to the traditional two-party system. As the initiative develops, it will be crucial to monitor how it addresses the challenges ahead and whether it can effectively mobilize the "80% in the middle."
Is the America Party the Death of Tesla?
As of June 7, 2025, Tesla Inc. (TSLA) is navigating a complex landscape shaped by technological advancements, market dynamics, and political entanglements. Most notably, the public feud between CEO Elon Musk and King Trump is making everyone in Wall Street guess what the future may bring for Tesla. Creatix brings you here both bullish and bearish scenarios for Tesla's future, considering the multifaceted factors at play.
🚀 Bullish Scenario: Innovation and Diversification -> Growth
1. Technological Leadership and Product Pipeline
Tesla continues to lead in electric vehicle (EV) innovation, with significant investments in autonomous driving technology. The anticipated launch of the Robotaxi service could revive interest in the company. Additionally, the development of the next-generation vehicle platform, including the affordable Model Q, aims to capture a broader market segment .(apnews.com, en.wikipedia.org)
2. Expansion into Energy and AI Sectors
Beyond automobiles, Tesla's ventures into energy storage solutions and artificial intelligence (AI) through projects like Optimus—the humanoid robot designed for manufacturing—diversify its revenue streams and reduce dependency on vehicle sales .(arxiv.org)
3. Market Resilience and Investor Confidence
Despite recent volatility, Tesla's stock has shown resilience. Analysts project a potential rebound, with some forecasts suggesting a stock price increase to $352.99 by year-end, driven by expected revenue growth from $112.1 billion in 2025 to $297.4 billion by 2030 .(247wallst.com)
🐻 Bearish Scenario: Political Risks and Market Challenges
1. Political Feud and Regulatory Backlash
The escalating conflict between e-Lord Musk and King Trump has led to significant financial repercussions, including a $152 billion loss in Tesla's market capitalization. Trump's threats to withdraw federal support and subsidies pose risks to Tesla's operations, particularly in areas reliant on government contracts and incentives .(nypost.com, marketwatch.com) Musk's plan to create a third political party, The America Party, is seen as the potential kick start of a civil war within the Republican Party. This move may prompt King Trump to crush Tesla using the full weight and might of the federal government.
2. Declining Sales and Competitive Pressures
Tesla faces declining sales in key markets, notably Europe, where sales dropped 49% in April compared to the previous year. In many circles, Musk is seen as a neo-Nazi leader, which adversely impacts the marketability of Tesla in Europe. In China, the rise of competitors like BYD is presenting new challenges for Tesla and its reduced market share with less profitability.(en.wikipedia.org, nypost.com)
3. Brand Image and Consumer Sentiment
Musk's political activities have sparked protests and boycotts, such as the "Tesla Takedown" movement, which urges consumers to divest from Tesla. These actions, coupled with negative publicity, may erode consumer trust and affect sales.(en.wikipedia.org)
🔮 What experts say?
What Creatix say?
MAGA Bullish Case. E-Lord Musk’s alignment with a centrist movement like The America Party could transform the company into a symbol of pragmatic resistance against extremism, potentially redefining its identity and market position.
🇺🇸 Tesla and The America Party: A Symbol of Pragmatic Innovation?
⚖️ 1. Centrism as a Brand Strategy
If Elon Musk positions Tesla as aligned with The America Party—a centrist political initiative appealing to the 80% of Americans who reject ideological extremes—it could reinvigorate Tesla’s public image. Amid growing division and politicized markets, centrism becomes a form of stability.
Tesla as a symbol of centrism means:
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Pragmatic climate innovation without radical eco-policies and without polluting America
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Pro-business without being corporatist or elitist
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Pro-American manufacturing without xenophobia and with controlled immigration
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Technological optimism grounded in jobs and middle-class growth with meaningful work as the solution to the moral crisis in America.
This could re-engage moderate Democrats and libertarian Republicans alienated by polarized rhetoric of the extreme left and the extreme right.
🚗 2. Tesla as a Unifying Economic Force
Tesla’s mission has always walked a delicate line: it's a green tech company that appeals to capitalists. By aligning with a centrist platform, it could finally embrace this tension in a productive way—offering a vision of green industry that’s pro-growth and pro-American workers, rather than activist, elitist, or racist company.
This framing could:
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Attract bipartisan support for infrastructure, EV credits, and solar innovation
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Position Tesla as the poster child for American-made clean tech. Note that unlike Apple, Tesla is well positioned to survive and thrive without excessive reliance in Chinese manufacturing or Chinese suppliers.
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Distance the brand from culture war narratives that have hurt other large brands by staying in a middle grounded by common sense and united by a culture of hard work to achieve the American Dream.
🧠 3. Rebranding Musk as a Post-Partisan Visionary
Musk’s erratic political positioning has confused many—supporting both left-leaning environmentalism and right-wing speech absolutism. As we have explained in the past, Musk is a South African who doesn't fit in the classical old money vs new money political battle that defines American politics. Musk is ideal to lead the financing of a third party breakthrough in the United States. Tesla may benefit from all this in the long run. By promoting a centrist party, Musk could craft a coherent narrative:
“I’m not left or right—I’m pro-logic, pro-freedom, pro-innovation, pro-America.”
That message resonates in a fatigued America tired of being forced to pick between extremes. This could become the new political center at the crossroads of Main Street and Wall Street. We could finally close the chapter of the divisive 2010s and embrace the new mid 2020s.
💼 4. The Economic Opportunity of Middle Ground
The America Party, by definition, could appeal to:
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The professional managerial class (tech-savvy centrists)
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Moderate business owners
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Middle-class suburban voters with eco-values but conservative spending habits
Women who feel betrayed by extreme right movements.
Tesla, as the flagship company of this demographic, could benefit from consumer loyalty, less political blowback, and favorable policy treatment from centrist lawmakers.
🧨 5. Risks and Caveats
While the potential upside is enormous, this strategy has risks:
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It could alienate the ideological right, especially MAGA loyalists to King Trump.
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The centrist lane is crowded and vague. The America Party may succumb to pressure from established Democrats and Republicans favoring the status quo. Tesla could be hurt by both.
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If Tesla’s product innovation stalls, no political affiliation will save it from market consequences.
🔮 Conclusion: The America Party Rides Tesla to New Heights
Tesla’s alignment with The America Party could mark a strategic rebirth. Tesla can become the symbol of a meaningful resistance against the cult of King Trump. Even the most loyal followers of our King know that the man is getting old and vulnerable to his own age and inevitable mortality.
Tesla could become a national symbol of unity through hard work and innovation. In a time of division, Tesla might become the economic vehicle unifying a political middle class,and transporting it into a future powered by fresh energy and smart technology.
In this narrative, Tesla is not just a company. It becomes a bridge between the divided present and a more unified future. Tesla could ride a pragmatic pathway that is neither radical nor regressive, but rather rational and centrist.
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