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Recently, the ‘Big and Beautiful’ bill was passed, triggering a strong backlash from Tesla founder Elon Musk. He expressed dissatisfaction with the legislation, believing it could negatively affect the US economy and innovation. Musk took to social media to share his opinions, criticizing the two major political parties for their failure to effectively solve current issues, continuously pushing policies that are unfavorable to the average citizen.

Musk's anger goes beyond mere criticism of the bill; he has proposed a new initiative to establish a political party named the ‘American Party’, aimed at combating the various pitfalls within the capitalist system. He stated that the two major parties have lost their vitality and lack innovative and effective governance strategies, while the new party would foster societal reform and innovation, providing voters with more choices.

According to Musk's vision, the ‘American Party’ would draw together voters disillusioned with the current system, allowing participation from both Democrats and Republicans. He insists that his goal is to “rebuild America” and “make America great again”, which requires a new political force to drive reforms, especially in areas such as technology, environment, and economy.

After the bill's passage, many commentators expressed their views on Musk's new party plan. Supporters believe that Musk's ideas will inject fresh energy into the currently defensive political climate, prompting an overhaul of the electoral system. However, critics pointed out that Musk's actions might further split the voting base, weakening support for the major parties and ultimately posing a threat to the political ecology of America.

Musk's future moves remain unclear, but the concept of the ‘American Party’ has undoubtedly sparked widespread discussion and interest. Many voters are still on the fence about whether to support this new political party, and how the political landscape will evolve in the coming years will be a focal point for the United States.