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Washington, DC (US), the maestro behind Tesla, Elon Musk, declared on Wednesday an unequivocal stance—no intention to contribute funds to either contender vying for the esteemed position of US President. Through the channels of X, Musk penned, “To be unequivocally explicit, I harbor no inclinations to bestow financial backing upon any aspirant for the role of US President.”

Remarkably, Musk’s proclamation unfolded a mere two days subsequent to his rendezvous with the former US President, Donald Trump, in the sunlit environs of Florida. As per the New York Times, Musk, an affluent titan in his own right, convened with Donald Trump on a Floridian Sunday in Palm Beach, delving into the recesses of a confidential discourse—an event unveiled by three individuals, versed in the matter, who opted for anonymity.

Meanwhile, the echoes of Musk’s digital utterances have yet to reverberate in the corridors of Trump’s confidants. Historically, Musk, akin to many magnates of commerce, has cast his financial dice on the tables of both Republicans and Democrats. Unlike some of his wealthy American counterparts, Musk has refrained from placing a heavy wager on any particular presidential campaign. Over the annals, his pecuniary endorsements have been disseminated with a semblance of parity between the two predominant political factions, as per the New York Times.

In a recent chapter of the US Presidential saga, Nikki Haley, the Republican luminary, formally announced the curtain fall on her aspirations for the highest office on Wednesday. Speaking from the heart of South Carolina, Haley articulated, “The epoch has dawned to suspend my campaign. I have avowedly asserted the need for the voices of Americans to resonate. That clarion has been sounded, and I harbor no remorse.”

She continued, “Though I relinquish my candidacy, the resonance of my convictions shall not wane. My vocal cadence shall persist, echoing the tenets I hold dear.” While bidding adieu to her presidential quest, Nikki Haley extended felicitations to the erstwhile President, Donald Trump, yet abstained from endorsing his future endeavors.

In her words, “In all likelihood, Donald Trump shall ascend as the Republican nominee when the party’s convocation transpires in July. I extend my congratulations and benevolent wishes. My goodwill extends to any prospective steward of America. Our nation’s sanctity must prevail over the schisms that may threaten our unity.”

Haley appended, “The onus now rests on Donald Trump to procure the allegiance of those within our party and beyond, who refrained from rallying behind him. May he undertake that task with diligence and success.” According to reports, Haley emerged as the singular contender challenging Donald Trump in the Republican primary campaign, disrupting his potential sweep by securing a victory in Vermont amid the Super Tuesday contests.

Across the expanse of Republican primaries on Super Tuesday, Haley clinched a mere 43 Republican delegates, juxtaposed against Trump’s triumphant tally of 764. Meanwhile, the aftermath of Super Tuesday saw President Biden and former President Donald J Trump amass substantial delegate counts in California, Texas, and beyond—navigating closer to clinching their parties’ nominations, laying the groundwork for a riveting electoral rematch in November.