Musk warned that the Democrats will reform the Court and add new states to perpetuate themselves in power if they win in 2028

With the legislative elections in the United States rapidly approaching, and Republicans risking control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives, right-wing businessman Elon Musk addressed not only the possible outcome of Tuesday but also the upcoming presidential elections of 2028.

"My biggest concern is that if the Democrats comfortably win the House of Representatives, the Senate, and the Presidency in 2028, they: will turn Washington DC and Puerto Rico into states to achieve a solid majority in the Senate; will open the borders and legalize all people living in the U.S. illegally to consolidate a permanent majority and will increase the size of the Supreme Court to gain an immediate majority," Musk said.

"This would cause the United States to become a permanent one-party state and would mean the end of democracy in any meaningful sense of the word. All it takes to ensure this does not happen is to have 51 Republican senators in 2029," considered the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX.

Then, Musk urged readers to vote for Republicans in these legislative elections. "That’s why Republicans should be voted for in this election. The other reasons are irrelevant compared to this.” Otherwise, the South African magnate assures, "it would be game over for the United States.”

The political platform that the Democratic Party presented in 2024 mentions the first point raised by Musk: “Democrats reject the unequal treatment of residents of D.C., Puerto Rico, and U.S. territories. We unequivocally support statehood for D.C.,” the document states, adding that “they promote full civil and political representation for Puerto Ricans.”

In other words, Democrats support adding more Democrats to Congress. And regarding open borders and illegal immigration, just look at how, under President Joe Biden, the entry of any illegal immigrant crossing the border was shamelessly allowed.

In August, The Hill reported that Democratic Congressman from South Carolina, James Clyburn, suggested that 13 justices on the Supreme Court would be a "pretty good number" for his party, which would effectively shift the balance of the court in favor of the left if the White House changes hands in 2028.