Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, who has received significant financial support from George Soros, has filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk, claiming Musk’s Constitution-support petition constitutes “election interference.” Musk’s initiative offers Americans in swing states a chance to win part of $1 million if they sign a statement supporting the Constitution, free speech, and the Second Amendment.
While Musk’s campaign aims to rally Americans around foundational principles, Krasner and other critics argue that the giveaway could influence election outcomes. The Department of Justice has also expressed concerns, suggesting the initiative may conflict with federal election laws. Supporters, however, argue that Musk is merely championing constitutional rights rather than meddling in elections.
Elon Musk sobre George Soros:
“En mi opinión, odia fundamentalmente a la humanidad. Está haciendo cosas que erosionan el tejido de la civilización”
pic.twitter.com/qvt5VkMKMl— Wall Street Wolverine (@wallstwolverine) October 31, 2023
Commentator Sara Gonzales called out what she perceives as a double standard from Democrats, who have often welcomed billionaire influence in politics. “They’re all fine with billionaire involvement when it aligns with their side,” Gonzales said, contrasting Democrats’ reactions to Musk’s involvement with their support for Soros-backed efforts.
In response, Musk doubled down on his commitment to promoting American values. He criticized Soros’ influence on the justice system, claiming that progressive DAs backed by Soros often refuse to prosecute criminals. “It’s like the joker’s in charge,” Musk said, calling for accountability and fairness in the justice system.
Democrat AGs, DAs, and lawyers are using the courts to remove key Republicans from the campaign trail. Elon Musk is being hauled into a Philly courtroom tomorrow by a Soros-backed DA. This is lawfare. https://t.co/r6uLfthDHy pic.twitter.com/2NtXqvlBpu
— @amuse (@amuse) October 31, 2024
Financial reports indicate that Soros has contributed millions to Democratic causes, including $128 million in 2022 alone. Musk’s supporters argue that the real election influence is coming from Soros’ extensive funding network, yet it has received limited backlash from the same Democrats now condemning Musk.
The legal challenge raises questions about billionaire influence and the standards applied to conservatives versus liberals. Musk’s petition, centered around the Constitution, has become a flashpoint in the debate over political involvement from wealthy individuals.
