While families in Texas are watching their homes get swallowed by floodwaters, while patriotic Americans are waist-deep in muddy water trying to save their neighbors, Elon Musk sits in his ivory tower and smiles for the cameras. Not to lend a hand, not to offer support, not even to acknowledge the suffering of those below. No—he chose that very moment to launch a political party. His own.

Let that sink in.

The billionaire technocrat who once claimed to stand shoulder to shoulder with American patriots now spits in the face of the very movement that embraced him. The same movement—led by President Trump—that defended him when the Left tried to cancel him. The same voters who applauded when he spoke out against censorship, big government, and globalism. We gave him a seat at the table. He built himself a throne.

And now he thinks he’s our leader?

Let’s be clear: Elon Musk has no business starting a political party. He’s not a fighter, he’s not a servant of the people, and he sure as hell isn’t one of us. He is a man obsessed with control, algorithms, and the cold efficiency of AI—not with the flesh and blood of real Americans. He builds rockets, but he’s never built a community. He builds cars, but he’s never built trust. He doesn’t understand what it means to bleed red, white, and blue.

What he announced wasn’t leadership—it was betrayal. Not just of Donald Trump, who extended him goodwill and political space, but of the American people, who expected loyalty, not ambition. Who expected humility, not vanity. Who expected support during hardship—not press conferences during a crisis.

And let’s not forget the context. Texas, the beating heart of real American conservatism, is underwater, and Musk—who built his empire with tax breaks from that very state—chooses that exact moment to launch a vanity project. Not a single word about the pain of Texans. Not a single dollar pledged to relief. Just grinning photo-ops and media applause from the globalist press who now find him “interesting” again.

The truth is, Elon Musk has always played both sides. Now we see where his heart truly lies. And it’s not with the American worker. It’s not with the conservative movement. And it’s sure as hell not with Donald Trump.

We don’t need more billionaires playing politics. We need fighters. We need people who show up when the floodwaters rise, not when the cameras do.

America doesn’t need Musk’s new party. America needs loyalty, strength, and a return to true leadership. And that leadership doesn’t live in Silicon Valley—or on Mars.