In an unprecedented move, Elon Musk has announced his full support for Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign, with direct financial contributions to the campaign estimated at around $120 million.

Additionally, the campaign has benefited from significant media support through the platform X which Musk owns, allowing for greater promotion of Trump's positions and political agenda. In contrast, Musk has not hesitated to launch sharp critiques against Kamala Harris, openly attacking her.

The 2024 U.S. elections have become some of the most sensitive and exciting in modern history.

Whether Trump wins or loses, the scenarios are likely to escalate, with Trump expected to accuse his opponents of manipulation or fraud especially given the widespread media support Kamala Harris has received from various American media outlets. However, "The Washington Post," owned by Jeff Bezos, has shown a clear tilt toward supporting Trump, despite its refusal to openly back any candidate.

The current political climate reflects a boiling point in American society, with the upcoming elections seen as pivotal in determining the country's future, amid deep polarization between Trump supporters and his opponents.

As Trump seeks to maximize the influence of powerful figures like Musk, there are concerns that this support could embroil Musk in a complex political battle, potentially backfiring on the platform X itself.

The adjustment of X platform algorithms to expand the reach of Musk's tweets could reinforce his role as a key supporter of Trump's political decisions.

However, Musk seems to be taking a risk by fanning the flames of division among the platform's users, which could negatively affect its reputation and impact its long-term stability.

As the world closely watches these pivotal elections, the question remains: how will Musk's controversial support influence the election results and affect his media platform, X?