BREAKING: Elon Musk Vows to Defeat Hypocritical Lawmakers in 2026 Primaries — “Even If It’s the Last Thing I Do”

In a fiery and unprecedented declaration, tech billionaire Elon Musk has promised to use his influence and resources to unseat members of the U.S. Congress who, in his words, “talk about cutting government spending but turn around and vote for bloated legislation.”

Referring specifically to lawmakers who supported what he sarcastically called a “big, beautiful bill,” Musk accused several members of Congress of betraying their constituents and abandoning fiscal responsibility for political convenience.

“They will lose their primaries next year — even if it’s the last thing I do on this Earth,” Musk declared on his X (formerly Twitter) account Tuesday night, igniting a wave of reactions across political and media circles.

The Trigger: A Controversial Spending Bill

Musk’s comment came hours after the House passed a new multi-trillion-dollar federal spending bill that includes significant investments in infrastructure, green energy, and defense. While praised by some as a “landmark bipartisan achievement,” critics, including Musk, slammed the bill as excessive and contradictory to the public promises made by several Republican lawmakers.

Musk specifically pointed out the hypocrisy of legislators who had campaigned on cutting spending, limiting government size, and reducing the deficit — only to vote in favor of what he described as a “monster bill” that dramatically increases government expenditure.

A Political Threat or a Billionaire’s Rant?

Musk’s words are not just a rant — they’re being interpreted as a serious threat to disrupt the political landscape in 2026. With a net worth exceeding $200 billion and millions of followers across social media platforms, Musk has the means and platform to fund opposition candidates and influence public opinion.

Political analysts are already speculating which lawmakers might be in Musk’s crosshairs. Although he didn’t name anyone directly, several GOP members who backed the bill are now facing online scrutiny, with grassroots conservative groups calling them “sellouts” and “fake fiscal hawks.”

“He’s drawing a line in the sand,” said Mark Levinson, a political strategist based in Washington, D.C. “And when someone with Musk’s money, media power, and cult following decides you’re the problem — that can turn into a serious primary challenge.”

Musk’s Growing Political Involvement

This is not the first time Elon Musk has inserted himself into the political fray. In recent years, he has spoken out against government regulations, lockdown policies, climate agendas, and what he calls the “woke mind virus.” He’s moved Tesla’s headquarters from California to Texas, supported Republican candidates, and openly criticized President Biden.

But this latest statement suggests a more aggressive approach: not just voicing opinions, but actively seeking to remove elected officials from office.

“Musk is signaling a shift from influencer to kingmaker,” said political commentator Sarah Kim. “He’s no longer just tweeting about what’s wrong — now he’s threatening to change who gets elected.”

Mixed Reactions Across the Aisle

Reactions to Musk’s comments have been swift and polarized.

Supporters praised the Tesla and SpaceX CEO for “calling out the swamp” and holding politicians accountable. Some conservative activists even launched online campaigns urging Musk to create a political action committee (PAC) to support fiscally responsible candidates.

On the other hand, critics accused him of arrogance and overstepping his role as a business leader.

“Since when does a billionaire with no public office get to decide who serves in Congress?” asked Rep. Ana Delgado (D-CA). “This isn’t democracy — it’s plutocracy in action.”

Even some Republicans appeared uneasy with Musk’s approach. “I respect Elon’s accomplishments, but voters — not billionaires — should decide elections,” said Senator Mark Sutherland (R-FL), who voted for the bill in question.

What Comes Next?

With the 2026 midterm primaries looming, all eyes are on whether Musk will follow through. Analysts say his options include:

• Funding primary challengers against targeted incumbents.

• Running aggressive ad campaigns that expose past votes.

• Using his platforms to sway public sentiment and media narratives.

Some insiders have even speculated about a Musk-backed candidate running for president in 2028 — or Musk himself running, should legal and constitutional barriers be addressed.

For now, one thing is clear: Elon Musk is no longer just disrupting tech and space. He’s entering the battlefield of American politics with a vengeance.

“I’m not doing this for fun,” Musk said in a follow-up post. “I’m doing this because the American people deserve honesty — not performative hypocrisy.”

Whether this marks a genuine shift in political accountability or merely the noise of a powerful man with a megaphone remains to be seen. But the warning has been issued — and it’s echoing all the way to Capitol Hill.