Concern about the influence of the tech billionaire is growing in Washington.
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Washington Without Elon Musk and his rocket company Space X, the USA might not have regained dominance in space, and they would probably have long since been left behind by China in the electric car market. But now the government of President Joe Biden suspects that without Musk, the United States might have one less problem.
Because Musk’s fortune, his global relationships and his company are growing rapidly – most recently through the takeover of the world’s most successful short message service Twitter at the end of last week. And the more the reach and influence of the richest man in the world increase, the more worried Washington is about the serial entrepreneur’s possible superiority.
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