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September 16, 2024

Elon Musk Deletes Controversial Post on Trump Assassination Attempt

Elon Musk sparked controversy after posting about a Trump assassination attempt, which he quickly deleted. The post led to widespread reactions and discussions across social media, raising concerns over the sensitive nature of the topic. Musk’s swift removal of the post has not quelled the debate, as many continue to question the intent and impact of the statement. Further commentary on the issue is expected.

The post ignited significant controversy, with one X user commenting, "At the very least, this warrants a visit from the FBI and Secret Service."

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has deleted the post. (File)

Elon Musk recently deleted a controversial post on X after the assassination attempt on former US President Donald Trump in Florida. In the post, Musk questioned why no one was attempting to assassinate President Joe Biden or Vice President Kamala Harris. Responding to another post that asked, "Why they want to kill Donald Trump?" Musk wrote, "And no one is even trying to assassinate Biden/Kamala."

The post sparked immediate backlash, with one X user stating, "This at the least demands a visit from the FBI and Secret Service." Another person reported the post as a "coded incitement of violence."

Musk, a known supporter of Trump, deleted the post shortly after. This controversy comes as Trump is set to face Vice President Harris in the upcoming US Presidential election in November.

Regarding the assassination attempt, Trump's campaign and law enforcement confirmed that the Republican candidate is safe after an incident at his golf course. The US Secret Service reported that agents "opened fire on a gunman" near Trump's golf course boundary and recovered an AK-47-style rifle with a scope, as well as a GoPro video camera.

This marks the second attempt on Trump's life this year, with the first occurring two months ago during a rally in Pennsylvania, where Trump was grazed by a bullet.

Ryan Wesley Routh, the suspect, has been arrested in connection with the latest incident. He was reportedly hiding near the sixth hole of Trump International Golf Club with a high-powered rifle and recording equipment.

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Source: NDTV

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