Musk unveiled the party on X (formerly Twitter) following his public rejection of the recently passed “Big Beautiful Bill,” a massive tax-and-spending package signed by Trump.

“By a factor of 2 to 1, you want a new political party and you shall have it!” Musk declared, citing an X poll of more than 1.2 million users that showed 65.4% support for a third-party alternative.

He went on: “When it comes to bankrupting our country with waste & graft, we live in a one‑party system, not a democracy. Today, the America Party is formed to give you back your freedom.”

Musk, a former Trump administration adviser who led the short-lived Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), had endorsed Trump’s 2024 campaign and later grew disillusioned with the new spending measure.

He condemned the bill for worsening national debt by over $3 trillion and pledged to support congressional challengers to lawmakers who backed it.

The America Party is being positioned as a fiscally conservative force aimed at disrupting the two-party system by targeting a handful of key congressional seats. Musk suggested a strategy focusing on “2 or 3 Senate seats and 8 to 10 House districts,” hoping to wield legislative power through closely contested races.

Political analysts caution that building a viable third party in the U.S. is exceptionally difficult due to structural barriers like ballot access, winner-take-all elections, and entrenched party allegiance—but Musk’s significant personal resources and media profile give the initiative a unique boost.

Treasury markets responded to the announcement with volatility, reflecting investor uncertainty about Musk’s shifting focus from his companies and political projects.

Meanwhile, Trump has threatened to withdraw federal subsidies from Musk’s corporations and hinted at possible deportation, escalating tensions into a full-scale feud.

Despite the tumult, Musk stated that the America Party will not seek the presidency immediately but will debut in the 2026 midterm elections, asserting the goal of capturing a narrow but pivotal role in Congress.

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In the footage, Akhtar is heard calling for tech entrepreneur Elon Musk to be “dragged out of the building” and “lynched on the street.”

Following the video’s circulation online, State Department officials confirmed that Akhtar has been relieved of public-facing duties, and an immediate internal review was launched. Federal policy strictly prohibits employees from inciting violence, and disciplinary measures—including termination, revocation of security clearances, and possible criminal charges—could follow if allegations are confirmed.

Although authorities have not released details about where and when the video was recorded, the department’s move underscores the seriousness with which such threats are treated.

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In response, Musk released the results of a comprehensive urine test, which he says was conducted to address the claims head-on. The test showed no traces of any drugs, effectively countering the allegations laid out in the report.

“Negative across the board,” Musk stated, posting the lab report on social media as proof.

Supporters of Musk and President Trump have criticized the article as a politically motivated hit piece, accusing the Times of trying to undermine influential figures aligned with the Trump administration.

Critics also argue that the story was part of a broader effort to paint the administration as chaotic and unstable by suggesting that close allies are involved in substance abuse. Similar accusations were recently floated against Pete Hegseth, another known Trump ally, with unverified claims of excessive drinking.

The White House has not commented on the article, but conservative commentators are calling it an attempt to discourage other high-profile individuals from openly supporting or working with the president.

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