Raymond J. de Souza: This Trump-Musk cage match could be seen coming / National Post

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Analysts weigh in on the escalating spat between Elon Musk and Donald Trump, painting the exchange as an impending boxing match where high-powered egos clash. Both pieces offer a critical, wry take on how this provocative duel reflects broader tensions between technological influence and political firepower.

ledevoir.com / Trump menace Musk de représailles s’il s’oppose aux républicains

Malgré une accalmie apparente depuis vendredi, les deux hommes semblent bien loin d’une potentielle réconciliation.

globalnews.ca / Trump says Musk could face ‘serious consequences’ if he backs Democrats

The president's latest comments suggest Musk is moving from close ally to a potential new target for Trump.

globalnews.ca / Vance says Musk making ‘huge mistake’ going after Trump but downplays ’emotional’ attacks

JD Vance's comments come as other Republicans in recent days have urged the two men, who months ago were close allies spending significant time together, to mend fences.

torontosun.com / KINSELLA: World rivetted by Trump-Musk bromance implosion

Donald and Elon are going to keep being negative online and the rest of us are going to keep eating it up

torontosun.com / Vance says he hopes Musk returns to fold after public feud with Trump

(Bloomberg) — Vice President JD Vance said Elon Musk is making a “huge mistake” in going after Donald Trump and expressed hopes the billionaire will come back into the fold following the public feud that unfolded. “I’m always going to be loyal to the president and I hope that eventually Elon kind…

nationalpost.com / Raymond J. de Souza: This Trump-Musk cage match could be seen coming

The World’s Richest Man™ and The World’s Most Powerful Man™ made a fearsome tag team while they lasted

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