The article discusses how politicians and tech billionaires who admire Donald Trump often start to imitate his style and rhetoric. A recent public spat between Elon Musk and Sam Altman reflects this trend, as Altman engaged in a heated exchange with Musk over a proposed venture that Trump promoted. Altman's response included a challenge to Musk's patriotism but ended on a conciliatory note. This incident illustrates how influence spreads in political and business arenas, showcasing a shift towards Trump's characteristic confrontational social media engagement.
Sooner or later, the politicians who most admire Donald Trump begin to emulate him. They adopt his populist rhetoric, specific diction, or aggressive tone.
Earlier this week, the long-running feud between Elon Musk and Sam Altman veered into the realm of Trumpian spectacle after Trump trumpeted a $500 billion joint venture.
Altman wasted no time firing back, inviting Musk to visit the first Stargate site in development, taking a jab at Musk's patriotism.
It's also the closest [Altman] has come to the Trump tactic of airing out adversaries on social media.
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