Elon Musk X Posts March 20: What Tesla Owner Has Said in Past 24 Hours

Elon Musk is perhaps the most prominent user on his own social media platform, X. The Tesla CEO frequently posts on the site, formerly called Twitter, nearly every day.

Here’s what he said on March 20:

What Has Musk Said on X Today?

In the last 24 hours, Musk has posted or reposted 56 times, most of which are about protests against Tesla and criticism of the Democratic Party.

Musk also posted several times about transgender women, making his pinned tweet a list of statistics about rates of violence among incarcerated trans people in the United Kingdom’s prison system.

Additionally, Musk reposted a post from White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, which read: “District judge orders DOJ to house men in women’s prisons. Judges are now appointing themselves as head of the Bureau of Prisons to nullify election results.”

Continuing with the trend this week, Musk also spoke on his social media platform about the increased targeting of Tesla vehicles as a form of protest against his actions in government.

He retweeted a post from the Tesla Owners of Silicon Valley, which read: “Yes, both sides but in the Silicon Valley most are left leaning. The employees are being attacked and yet they are hard working Americans trying to help push Tesla’s mission forward, some of the hardest working Americans I know.”

He also responded to a post from Republican Representative Nancy Mace, who wrote: “Don’t know who needs to hear this but, Tesla’s aren’t the reason you’re trans. Stop lighting them on fire.”

Musk replied: “True, this is unfair projection ”

What Musk Has Said About DOGE?

Musk’s posts today have highlighted the money the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) claims to have saved. Responding to cuts made to the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, one post read: “Another abuse of your taxpayer money has ended.”

He also shared a post from Environmental Protection Agency chief Lee Zeldin praising DOGE: Loving the exceptional partnership the EPA has had with Elon Musk and the entire DOGE team to pursue every efficiency possible as we end wasteful spending and practices.”

What Has The Reaction Been?

Musk’s most popular post today, which received over 57,000 likes as of press time, was about a court in New York ruling against the city’s law that would have allowed non-citizens to vote.

Musk said: “They tried hard to legalize non-citizen voting in New York and just failed. Now, they will try to keep doing it illegally. Voter ID is still banned in New York and California!”

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