Sam Altman Feels ‘Politically Homeless’ As Frenemy Musk Proposes Third Party

Sam Al -Taman is fighting with political alignment. The CEO of 40 -year -old Openai, like many of his technology co -workers in recent years, have not felt that he is at home in the Democratic Party or the Republican Party. In an X -extending publication, Altman expressed his regret for the fact that it is now a “political shelter” and is eager to the technocratic Utopia – which was his friend who was previously and the current competitor, Elon Musk, also invites him to push him to form a third party. They are … interesting timing, yes?

Altman, who has claimed in his position as “not great on identities”, has developed his political development over the past two decades – or rather, how political parties have evolved to stay away from him. “The world must become richer every year through science and technology, but everyone should be in the” elevator “. His beliefs also made it clear that free markets are more efficient than the government, that innovation and entrepreneurship are important, and that education is the key to preserving the edge of America. The very traditional liberal wage, frankly.

“I thought this when I was 20 years old, when I was 30 years old, and now I am 40 years old and I still believe that. It seemed that the Democratic Party is in line with that when I was twenty years old, and I lost the conspiracy when I was 30 years old, and we move completely to another place at this stage. So, I am now unit. More than any political party written by “Altman.

I am not big in identities, but I am very proud to be an American. This is true every day, but in particular today – I think a firm belief that this is the greatest country on Earth. The American miracle stands alone in the history of the world.

I believe in technical capitalism. We must encourage …

Sam Al -Taman (Sama) July 4, 2025

Altman, billionaire, said he is more interested in the candidates who want to “make everyone have the things that billionaires enjoy instead of how to eliminate billionaires.” It is clear that he believes that the way to this result is technical capitalism, an ideology that explicitly supports it in this position. “We must encourage people to earn a lot of money and then find ways to distribute wealth on a large scale and share the magic of the compound capitalism.”

While Altman searches for a capitalist home, a vision where the markets are alleged to redistribute wealth instead of allowing a little of Altman to store it (he knows that he can abandon it if he wants, right?

“Independence Day is the perfect time to ask whether you want independence from the two -party regime (some may say UNIPARTY)! Do we have to create the America party?” Musk asked X. He was kicking about the idea of ​​”America Party” for almost a month now, claiming it would represent “80 percent in the center”, which is believed to be not without adequate representation of Republicans or Democrats. The origin of this number is 80 % unclear. For example, a PEW Research survey found that 25 % of people say that neither of the two parties represents, 37 % wished that there are more political parties to choose from, and 26 % believe that more parties would help solve the country’s problems.

Independence Day is the perfect time to ask whether you want independence from the two -party system (some may say UNIPARTY)!

Should we create the American party?

Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 4, 2025

It should also be noted that while Musk claims that the “America” ​​will represent the majority of people, but it has not really issued any political positions or principles of the party’s founding. It is supposed to have a good amount of interference with the local public beliefs of Altman, which is often framed as “sound instinct” ideologies. According to Politico, his teammate Tech Bro Andrew Yang continues with Musk to pay a third party’s cooperation, and may use his “non -party” front party as a model.

Frankly, you will be subjected to severe pressure to find one case agreed upon by 80 % of Americans, not to mention enough of them to work as a basis for a political party. But having a party for their own would make it more clear to the world’s jackets and in the world to push their favorite interests. Of course, they will have to settle their differences first.