Trump Says He’ll Buy a Tesla as More Americans Say They Won’t

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  Trump says he's going to buy a Tesla as more Americans say they won't

  After one of the worst single day sell-offs in Tesla’s history, President Donald Trump is throwing his support behind his advisor, billionaire Elon Musk, vowing to buy one of his cars
  
  ABC News - 17h
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  Trump says he’s buying ‘brand new’ Tesla to support Musk

  President Trump said he would be buying a “brand new” Tesla to support his senior adviser Elon Musk, as the stock market shows shares of the electric car company tumbling. “To Republicans, ...
  
  The Hill - 18h

• Trump calls Tesla boycott 'illegal' and says he's buying one to support Elon Musk

  Trump called Musk, the controversial leader of Tesla and a new government efficiency initiative, a "truly great American."
  
  CNBC - 9h
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  Trump calls Tesla boycott ‘illegal’ and says he’s buying one to support Musk

  Standing in the driveway of the White House with Tesla vehicles, Trump said he would label violence against the company’s showrooms as domestic terrorism. US politics live – latest updates ...
  
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  Trump says he will buy a Tesla vehicle after stock slump

  The US president blames "radical left lunatics" but analysts point to Tesla sales slump.
  
  BBC News - 15h

• Ron Baron says he won’t sell a single personal Tesla share amid the EV play's big decline

  Billionaire investor Ron Baron is standing by Elon Musk's Tesla amid its dramatic sell-off.
  
  CNBC - 13h

• Trump rejects pleas from business for more clarity on tariffs: 'They always say that'

  Trump and his aides warned amid the tariff controversy that Americans could be in store for some temporary economic strain — including higher prices.
  
  CNBC - 1d
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  Trump buys Tesla to 'make a statement' about Musk backlash

  President Trump said Tuesday he was buying a Tesla vehicle as he doubled down on his support of Elon Musk, who has come under mounting scrutiny for leading the Trump administration's government ...
  
  The Hill - 10h

• How Elon Musk's Trump support could hurt — or help — Tesla

  Elon Musk is both the CEO of the largest U.S. EV maker and the right-hand-man to President Donald Trump. Bears say it's a disaster for Tesla, bulls say a boon.
  
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