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Elon Musk is on a media blitz. Here's what he said about DOGE, politics, and why he doesn't like Trump's big bill.

Musk has criticized Trump's bill, said he's stepping back from spending money on elections, and said he's spent too much time on politics.
Elon Musk, in a recent media blitz, discussed various topics including his views on Dogecoin, politics, and his criticism of a large spending bill signed by former President Donald Trump. Musk expressed his continued support for Dogecoin, mentioning its potential as a currency and his belief in its future. On the political front, he reiterated his stance on not aligning with any political party, emphasizing his focus on issues rather than party lines. Musk also criticized the $2.3 trillion spending bill signed by Trump in December 2020, calling it excessive and detrimental to the economy. Additionally, he touched on his companies' projects, including Tesla's advancements in electric vehicles and SpaceX's plans for space travel, underscoring his commitment to innovation and technological progress.

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