Attacks on Tesla Deemed 'Domestic Terrorism' by Trump, Musk, Bondi

Recent attacks on Tesla vehicles and dealerships across the U.S. have drawn significant political attention, with President Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi labeling these incidents as acts of 'domestic terrorism' linked to politically motivated groups. Trump claimed that the perpetrators may be 'paid by people that are very highly political on the left,' while Bondi emphasized the need for serious consequences for those involved in these vandalism acts. Concurrently, Elon Musk condemned a doxing website that published personal information of Tesla owners, calling it 'extreme domestic terrorism.' This site has reportedly encouraged vandalism against Tesla vehicles, reflecting a growing wave of anti-Tesla sentiment amid Musk's political involvement. The situation has led to calls for federal investigations into organized attacks on Tesla facilities, as tensions escalate nationwide. The series of events marks a troubling intersection of politics and public safety concerning Tesla's operations and its CEO's influence.