By Tommy Acosta

SEDONA, Arizona – Ask Elon Musk, who was a beloved of both the White House and Republicans just a few weeks ago.

The burning of his car, coupled with his totally embarrassing loss in Wisconsin, essentially took him out of the right God’s seat, where millions of candidates were firmly defeated by a Democratic judge, where he once enjoyed himself as Trump’s favorite.

No one hates losing more than Trump. And when Musk was defeated in Wisconsin, it was because of his “favorite son” status.

But oh, how excited he was when he was on top. He was bathed in caution, applause, praise from the president and his minions, media coverage, and the power he exerted as a self-proclaimed dodge king.

He was everywhere. On Trump’s side, he was on his way through and beyond the election.

And now it’s gone. He can run Doge Hatchet Factory for a while, but it’s no longer the same. He’s finished.

And now Republicans who once disliked him for invading the president and himself can finally profess their malice. They care about free lightly corning the Republican ball bell that was trying to buy the party entirely.

All the good he did for humanity, his rockets, his research to bring sight to the visually impaired, and the provision of satellites to Ukraine to support them on the battlefield against Russia – is simply forgotten, as Trump once again enters the spotlight.

Despite his role as a billions and Trump’s enemy investor, Musk leaves an old taste in his mouth as he gradually leaves the Hall of Fame of Power and the world is opposed to him.

He went from Champion of the Environment With his electric car Branded people’s enemies. From your beloved to your simplicity. From celebrities to has-been.

And irony? His only intention was to help humanity. But even so, he fell sharply.

Then there was one of those photoshoots as he swayed the electric saw with joy and sliced ​​the government signs. His smirk was uneasy. For many, it revealed the mean side. It gave me a visible joy in reducing my livelihoods as well as bureaucratic things. A decades-long career was lost and the family was devastated. It didn’t look good.

And Trump? He will now distance himself from the mask. He has not used any more for him.

Without a doubt, Musk has his mind in the right place when it comes to making the world a better place.

But in the political field he is a baby chick with a pen, full of wolves.

Musk can be expected to change his song in the end. And when that perception hits, his criticism is deeply reduced.

Once the range of that operation reaches the Crescendo, the fallout can become an earthquake.