In a sharp and direct public statement, Elon Musk has dismissed a report by The Wall Street Journal claiming he was pulling back from launching his newly announced America Party. The Tesla and SpaceX CEO took to X (formerly Twitter) early Monday morning to respond bluntly:

“Nothing @WSJ says should ever be thought of as true.”

— @elonmusk

This is the clearest confirmation yet that Musk remains committed to his political initiative and is actively moving forward with launching the America Party—despite growing media speculation and political pushback.

WSJ Report Sparks Immediate Backlash

The original WSJ article, which suggested that Musk was “backing away quietly” from the America Party project, was widely circulated in financial and political circles. The piece cited unnamed sources claiming internal concerns and strategic recalculations at Tesla, SpaceX, and within Musk’s advisory circle.

But Musk quickly discredited the report on X, effectively accusing The Wall Street Journal of fabricating the narrative. His response ignited strong reactions online, particularly from supporters of the America Party and holders of the community-driven America Party Token (AP).

The Implication: America Party Launch Is Imminent

Musk’s public dismissal of the WSJ report now signals that the America Party launch is not only still on track—but imminent.

This aligns with recent developments, including Musk’s intensified campaign around releasing the Epstein files, his sharp criticism of Donald Trump, and his public alignment with congressional figures demanding government transparency. The America Party has been positioned by Musk as a political vehicle focused on fiscal responsibility, national innovation, Bitcoin adoption, and most recently, aggressive efforts to declassify Epstein-related records.

Market Impact: AP Token Back in Spotlight

The reaffirmation has also reignited bullish sentiment around the America Party Token (AP)—a community-created meme coin inspired by the political movement. While not officially endorsed by Musk, the token (contract address: 0xe60e9BD04ccc0a394f1fDf29874e35a773cb07f4) has surged in interest on decentralized exchanges, riding speculation tied to Musk’s moves.

With a current market cap hovering around $4 million, early investors are positioning AP as a high-upside play. If Musk’s political engagement escalates publicly—through interviews, campaign announcements, or real-world organizing—the token could ride a wave of hype reminiscent of Dogecoin’s meteoric rise.

Strategic Next Steps for Musk

While no official campaign date or candidate list has been released, Musk previously indicated that the America Party may target 2–3 Senate races and 8–10 House races in the 2026 midterm elections, bypassing the nationwide ballot access burden. This “kingmaker” approach mirrors Musk’s strategy across industries: enter where leverage is highest, and control the narrative from within.

Media War: Elon vs. The Establishment Press

This episode also highlights an intensifying media war between Musk and traditional outlets. Musk’s distrust of legacy media is not new, but labeling WSJ—an iconic American institution—as entirely untrustworthy escalates the tension.

Many within Musk’s supporter base have now positioned X (formerly Twitter) as the de facto communication hub for political truth—placing even more power in Musk’s hands to direct and influence political conversation without institutional filters.

Final Word

Elon Musk’s dismissal of the WSJ report is not just a rebuttal—it’s a green light.

The America Party is not only alive—it’s accelerating. And for those watching closely, the momentum now seems undeniable.

Expect an official announcement soon. For investors, activists, and political outsiders, the message is clear:

Don’t blink. The America Party is coming.

Related Links:

  • Musk’s Reply: X.com/elonmusk

  • Breaking Post: x.com/cb_doge

  • America Party Token Website: americaparty.meme

  • Token Contract: 0xe60e9BD04ccc0a394f1fDf29874e35a773cb07f4