Elon Musk held a town hall in Green Bay, Wisconsin, urging attendees to support conservative Brad Schimel in the state’s Supreme Court election. However, the focus of the event was on Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and its goal to eliminate waste and fraud in government spending. Musk defended DOGE against critics who question its constitutionality and argued that reducing waste could help curb inflation by making the economy more efficient.
Musk responded to questions about the formation and naming of DOGE, dismissed the idea of using Dogecoin for government transactions, and deflected inquiries about potential “DOGE checks” for Americans. He also addressed attacks he has faced for working with the White House and implementing President Trump’s agenda, including vandalism of Tesla vehicles and stock value drops.
Musk has heavily invested in Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race, believing its outcome could impact Trump’s agenda. He awarded two $1 million checks to voters who signed a petition against “activist judges,” despite legal challenges from the state’s attorney general. Musk’s PAC has invested roughly $12 million in canvassing and get-out-the-vote efforts for the election. The state Supreme Court ultimately allowed the giveaways to proceed despite legal challenges.
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