After a quick glance at the piece of paper held by Donald Trump during a White House event, the online community quickly criticized the President for allegedly using his position to save Elon Musk’s billion-dollar “baby” from what he called “radical boycotting.”Despite previously mocking electric cars and claiming they were only useful “if you have a towing company,”

Trump transformed the White House into a Tesla showroom, publicly backing Musk’s electric vehicle empire.On March 11, several Tesla models were displayed, and Trump took the opportunity to praise Musk while voicing his support for the billionaire’s business. “I’m going to buy a brand-new Tesla,” he told reporters, adding he would pay the “full price,” while highlighting that “everything’s computer.”