Judge Rules In Favor Of Musk’s $1M A Day Giveaway

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Elon Musk’s daily $1 million giveaways to registered swing state voters who pledged to uphold the first and second amendments can continue, as ruled by a Pennsylvania judge on Monday. This comes after Democratic Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner attempted to block the giveaway, claiming it was a “grift,” a “scam,” and an “illegal lottery.”

However, Judge Angelo Foglietta dismissed Krasner’s plea, stating that it is not a lottery at all. Musk’s team argued that the recipients are not chosen by chance and that they know exactly who will be receiving the $1 million prize.

The controversy began when Musk announced his plan to fund the giveaways during a Trump campaign rally in Pennsylvania on Oct. 19. However, Krasner’s lawsuit followed a warning from Democratic Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, who expressed concern and suggested that law enforcement may look into the giveaways.

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) also reportedly sent a letter to Musk, warning him that the giveaways may violate laws against paying people to register or vote in elections. Despite this, America PAC has already distributed over $17 million to people who signed the petition and will continue to issue the final payment on Tuesday.

Musk, who has donated over $75 million to America PAC, has faced criticism and backlash for his support of Republican presidential nominee and former U.S. President Donald Trump. However, this has not stopped him from showing his support and continuing to donate to the cause.

Some may argue that the giveaways are an attempt to buy votes and sway the election in favor of Trump. However, it is important to note that these donations are made to people who have already pledged to uphold the first and second amendments, which are fundamental rights of all Americans.

Additionally, the fact that Musk’s team knows exactly who will be receiving the donations further supports the idea that this is not a “random” lottery, but rather a reward for those who have already shown their support for the cause.

Musk’s actions may be controversial, but it is important to remember that as a resident of the United States, he has the right to use his resources and voice to support political candidates and causes that align with his beliefs.

The ruling by Judge Foglietta is a victory for Musk and America PAC, and a win for the First and Second Amendments. This also serves as a reminder that everyone has the right to support their chosen political candidate, and those who choose to exercise that right should not face backlash or legal repercussions.

Source: SilverCircular