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Boxer and influencer Jake Paul weighed in on the very published feud between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk on Thursday.
In a post on X, Paul suggested that the spit between Trump and Musk be symptomatic of a wider problem within the Republican Party.
“One of the problems with the Republican Party is shown today (like a current Republican), we unfortunately have these alpha -male egos and leaders who are not mature enough sometimes. They are 50+ years old and diss tweeting each other Elon and Trump are great, but they have to work together and not make America look bad,” Paul wrote.
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Paul’s comments asked mixed answers to X.
Women’s sports rights activist Paula Scanlan praised Paul’s Take as “rational”.
“You know it’s bad when Jake Paul has a sensible and rational takeover here,” Scanlan wrote.
Paul’s post even received praise from leftist leftist leftists.
Other users criticized Paul’s taking to defense of Trump.
“Pretty sure this match has been 98% Elon. Trump has been very reluctant,” wrote the conservative influencer Pro America Politics.
YouTuber Joey Salads responded to Paul, who craned, “Elon started it.”
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Paul has been a vocal supporter of Trump for the past year and approved the president prior to the election in a long YouTube video at the end of October. Paul pointed to several statistics about the economy during the Biden-Harris administration compared to Trump’s presidency and urged voters to vote for change.
“Democrats have been in power for 12 of the last 16 years. So if we are not happy with the current political state, economic state, environmental state, who is blamed?”
Paul also approached women’s reproductive rights, transient athletes who competed in women’s sports, and protected women’s spaces in the video.
“As a future father, you find me dead before sending my daughter to a school where men can go into her bathroom and where men can compete against her in sports. It’s bulls —. It removes a woman’s rights.”
Jake Paul celebrates Donald Trump’s victory. (Getty Images)
Paul celebrated Trump’s victory in November and even participated in the president’s inauguration on January 20. That day, the boxer event criticized those who opposed Trump after the president’s inauguration speech.
“Any American who is not in support of Trump after this speech simply hates America and does not want what is best for this country and the world,” Paul wrote on X.
But now Paul has also proved willing to be critical of the Republican Party.
