如果唐纳德·特朗普获胜,他希望埃隆·马斯克进入内阁

币界网Published on 2024-08-19Last updated on 2024-08-20

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如果唐纳德·特朗普赢得2024年美国总统大选,他已经将埃隆·马斯克列入其政府的最高职位。

在最近的一次采访中,特朗普分享说,埃隆可能会竞选内阁职位或一些重要的顾问职位。这两个人最近变得很亲密,这是很多人没有看到的。

几年前,埃隆并不是特朗普最大的粉丝,但他似乎对特朗普产生了好感,尤其是在7月份特朗普遭到疯狂暗杀之后。

尘埃落定后,埃隆通过在X(前身为推特)上采访特朗普,为特朗普提供了一个庞大的平台,埃隆声称该平台获得了超过10亿的浏览量。

关系时间表

至少可以说,埃隆和特朗普的关系到处都是。早在2016年大选前,埃隆就认为特朗普不适合当总统。

他直截了当地说,特朗普没有代表美国的合适性格,他更支持希拉里·克林顿的政策。

但特朗普获胜后,情况发生了变化。2016年12月,当埃隆被任命为总统的两个经济顾问委员会成员时,他被拉入了特朗普的轨道。

埃隆为自己加入的决定辩护,称他想在环境和移民等重要问题上影响特朗普。

但这并没有持续多久。到2017年6月,特朗普让美国退出《巴黎气候变化协定》后,埃隆受够了,离开了。

埃隆很生气,在推特上说气候变化是真实的,离开巴黎对美国和世界来说都是一个糟糕的举动。

动态再次发生变化

到了2020年,特朗普对埃隆唱了一首不同的歌。他称他为“我们伟大的天才之一”,并赞扬他让特斯拉在汽车行业成为大人物。

疫情期间,当埃隆与加州官员争夺特斯拉工厂的重新开工时,特朗普支持埃隆,表示支持埃隆重返工作岗位。看起来两人又达成了共识。

但当然,在2022年5月,当埃隆暗示如果有机会,他将恢复特朗普的推特账户时,这表明他在言论自由方面与特朗普更加一致。

然后,几个月后,事情变得奇怪了。特朗普在一次集会上称埃隆为“胡说八道的艺术家”,指责他对自己的投票历史撒谎。这位亿万富翁回击道,特朗普应该“驶向日落”

是的,这并不顺利,他们的关系似乎又陷入了困境。到2022年7月,埃隆说特朗普不应该再次竞选总统,但他明确表示,他与特朗普没有任何私人恩怨。

现在,我们到了2024年,在那次暗杀企图之后,埃隆全力支持特朗普。埃隆甚至公开表示支持,这与他之前的立场相比是一个巨大的转变。

街上的消息是,埃隆和特朗普一直在聊天,谈论从移民政策到技术创新的一切。

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