Elon Musk, CEO of the US electric car giant Tesla (TESLA), has come to "shell" US President Biden again, this time he sent a tweet: "Biden is a humanoid wet sock puppet." "Among them, socks still use emojis.
As for why such a tweet was sent with anger, "Russia Today" (RT) said on the 28th that this is Musk responding to the photo of Biden and General Motors CEO Mary Barra. Previously, Biden praised GM's investment in electric vehicle manufacturing for successfully tackling climate change.
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On the 27th local time, Biden posted a frame video of himself and General Motors CEO Mary Barra on Twitter, and wrote: "When I said that the future will be created in the United States, I am serious. Companies like General Motors and Ford produce more electric cars domestically than ever before. ”
In this regard, Musk first left a message under Biden's Twitter, meaningfully writing: "Start with T, end with A, and ESL in the middle." This obviously refers to Tesla's English name TESLA.
One netizen replied to Musk's message, writing: "Crazy occupies the whole country (the United States)... Joe Biden and Mary Bala's lies are shameful, such lies are too insignificant. ”
Musk then posted the tweet at the beginning of this article that attracted a lot of attention.
According to the "Russia Today" report, Musk also replied to another Twitter netizen on the same day that Biden is "treating the American public like a fool." The netizen previously said biden was "trying to erase a great American company and rewrite the history of electric vehicles by supporting General Motors and Ford."
Regarding the number of cars tesla produces in the United States, RT quoted data released by netizens in the report to support Musk, saying that Tesla's Model Y and Model 3 are by far the best-selling electric vehicles in the United States - and both models are produced in the United States.
According to data released by Car & Driver, GM's Bolt ranks 4th in the U.S. electric vehicle best-seller list in 2021, and Ford's Mustang Mach-E ranks third.
The RT report notes that at least some of Ford's electric cars are made in Mexico, not in the United States. Last year, the National Federation of Auto Workers said Ford's move was "to put corporate greed and more potential profits above U.S. jobs" and planned to produce new electric models in Mexico, not Ohio.
In fact, Musk has "fired" at Biden more than once. He said in September last year that the U.S. government may be a little biased and that it could be controlled by unions. Last August, the Biden administration organized a campaign to promote electric vehicles at the White House, and major car companies were invited to participate, but Tesla was not invited.
(Original title: Musk "shelled" Biden again!) Source: World Wide Web)