#特朗普马斯克分歧 The differences between Trump and Musk may just be temporary. The two have allied over a common goal—promoting economic liberalization and reducing bureaucracy—showing potential for cooperation. Musk's business interests and Trump's policy goals still align closely in areas like energy independence and technological development. The current conflicts largely stem from specific policy implementations, such as tariffs and immigration details, rather than core ideological opposition. Although Musk threatens to form a new party, his political influence is limited, and practical implementation would be difficult; Trump also needs Musk's technological resources and public appeal, making it hard to completely sever ties. Recent discussions on the X platform indicate that some supporters believe both sides might resolve their differences through behind-the-scenes negotiations and restore cooperation. Historically, the two have often been able to compromise after public conflicts, such as the brief differences during the 2024 campaign period. If economic pressures or external events (like trade negotiations with China) prompt both sides to readjust their strategies, short-term opposition may ease, returning to pragmatic cooperation. The future direction of their relationship will depend on how both sides balance personal ideals with practical interests.