Bad News Democrats: Tesla Takedown Operation Fails As Purchase Sentiment Recovers
Sentiment around Elon Musk’s Tesla brand has significantly improved from the low levels seen earlier this spring, following a coordinated takedown effort by Democratic-aligned billionaire-funded NGOs, left-wing activist networks, far-left militant groups, progressive lawmakers, and left-leaning corporate media operating in what appeared to be a decentralized manner (really in unison) with one objective: damaging the company’s reputation and crush sales to force Musk out of DOGE.
At the time, Musk was leading the DOGE efforts to combat waste, fraud, and abuse in federal agencies. Democratic-aligned interests and their billionaire funders were infuriated that Musk and the Trump administration disrupted the magic money tree that funneled taxpayer dollars into their nonprofit networks.
The response mechanism of the same leftist political machinery that targeted Trump for his America First beliefs, such as the BLM riots and other color-revolution-style efforts to delegitimize his presidency, was redirected by left-wing activist networks (protest industrial complex) toward killing Tesla. These operations were shielded behind nonprofits and front groups in a sinister effort called “Tesla Takedown.”
DEVELOPING: Video provided to the Review-Journal shows several @Tesla vehicles engulfed in flames after Las Vegas police say they were set on fire by an individual early Tuesday morning.
UPDATES→ https://t.co/sZQr9j1E5A pic.twitter.com/uXeLsdpTVl— Las Vegas Review-Journal (@reviewjournal) March 18, 2025
From Tesla showrooms getting firebombed by far-left militant groups to leftist politicians rooting for the company’s bankruptcy to coordinated protest activity at showrooms and the endless streams of negative press by left-leaning corporate press, painting Musk as quite literally Hitler, the highly coordinated pressure campaign actually did work and crushed consumer sentiment around the brand.
To visualize this brand-damaging campaign, we turn to Goldman analyst Mark Delaney’s latest note on the U.S. auto sector. In it, we find HundredX Net Purchase Intent data, a metric that estimates how likely a consumer (or group of consumers) is to buy a product or service within a given timeframe.
The data show that while NPI had been drifting lower in 2024 due to higher auto-loan rates and slowing EV sales, it began plunging in 1Q25 and didn’t bottom until late spring. This sharp dip in NPI coincides with the Tesla Takedown pressure campaign mounted by Democratic-aligned groups to kill the brand.
🚨 NEW: The ATF is investigating after multiple Tesla Cybertrucks caught fire earlier this week in the Seattle area.
This comes amid a grassroots movement called “Tesla Takedown,” where people are protesting outside Tesla dealerships to show their disapproval of @elonmusk and… pic.twitter.com/NdK8Hulvkf
— FRONTLINES TPUSA (@FrontlinesTPUSA) March 11, 2025
“Tim Walz made this retarded comment.”
Tesla is up 50% since Tim Walz made this retarded comment pic.twitter.com/XtMaj4PBsD
— Not Jerome Powell (@alifarhat79) May 13, 2025
However, there’s bad news for Democrats and their billionaire backers who were determined to derail America First: NPI has now staged a recovery and is back in positive territory.
Here’s a refresher on how the Democratic Party operates with pressure campaigns that are all part of the same color revolution wheel, trying to collapse the America First agenda:
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Tesla Takedown Organizers Plan Color Revolution To “Kill” Brand & “Death Spiral” For Investors
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Tim Walz Embarrassingly Walks Back Rooting For Tesla Stock Crash
Democratic leaders lack a coherent economic plan (well, besides socialism and Marxism) or long-term national strategy to ensure U.S. competitiveness into the 2030s. Democratic-aligned NGOs and activist networks are primarily focused on regime change in the White House and hellbent on derailing America First via their color-revolution-style operations.
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Political warfare is ramping up. The left has already resorted to violence via militant groups. This will get a lot worse before it gets better unless reforms are seen across the entire nonprofit world.
Tyler Durden
Tue, 12/09/2025 – 10:20

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