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Trump pledges efficiency commission role for Elon Musk

Published 6 September 2024, 10:09 am
Donald Trump has said he will give billionaire Elon Musk a key role in his administration if he wins November's U.S. election. It's part of a shift in campaign strategy with the Trump camp stepping away from states it thought he could win, and instead pouring resources into key swing states
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