Musk Protests Grow in U.S. and Canada

Protests against Elon Musk and Tesla, dubbed 'Tesla Takedown,' have gained momentum across the United States and Canada, with demonstrations occurring at Tesla dealerships in cities such as Troy, Colorado Springs, Tempe, and Langley. Protesters are expressing discontent with Musk's political influence, particularly through his role in the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), and his association with President Donald Trump. Concerns include Musk's perceived impact on democracy, federal agency layoffs, and local politics, such as his involvement in the Wisconsin Supreme Court elections. While most protests have remained peaceful, some incidents of vandalism and criminal behavior have been reported, prompting law enforcement to issue warnings against illegal activities. The movement has attracted a diverse group of participants, including former Tesla supporters, emphasizing the need for peaceful advocacy against Musk's political entanglements. Organizers are planning a significant demonstration on March 29, highlighting the ongoing nature and potential escalation of the protests.