Why Trump's Biggest Supporters Is Fed Up With Musk?

Right-wing influencer and ardent Donald Trump supporter Laura Loomer has unleashed a scathing attack on Elon Musk, stemming from his advocacy for increased immigration in the U.S. tech sector.

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Loomer criticized Musk's influence on Trump and dismissed his "Department of Government Efficiency" project with Vivek Ramaswamy as a "vanity project."

Loomer escalated her criticism, predicting a fallout between Musk and Trump, while Musk brushed her off as a troll.

Despite this, Loomer continued her tirade, resorting to racist and homophobic slurs. She accused Musk of being a "pawn of China" and claimed he had "bought his way into MAGA."

"Remember when you voted for Biden and supported @GovRonDeSantis, saying Trump was too old? We all know you donated money to influence immigration policy and protect your buddy Xi Jinping," Loomer wrote.

She also accused Musk of overstaying his welcome at Mar-a-Lago, insinuating he was attempting to ingratiate himself with Trump and gain influence in tech policy.

Loomer's opposition appears deeply rooted in her anti-immigration and racist beliefs.

She accused tech billionaires of leveraging their wealth to rewrite U.S. immigration policies to secure "slave laborers" from India and China.

"The tech billionaires don’t get to rewrite our immigration policies with massive checkbooks while ignoring American workers," she wrote, defending her inflammatory remarks as being in the interest of American labor.

Musk wasn’t Loomer’s only target. Vivek Ramaswamy, Musk’s collaborator on the government efficiency initiative, also faced backlash from MAGA supporters after criticizing aspects of American culture.

Ramaswamy's remarks prompted racist attacks from the far right, further alienating him from Trump’s base.

The feud between Loomer, Musk, and Ramaswamy underscores the increasing tensions within the MAGA movement.

As Musk and Ramaswamy attempt to navigate Trump’s circle, they may soon find themselves at odds with the former president and his staunchest loyalists.