Yesterday we told you about Politico's report that explained why some federal employees are sweating a Trump comeback, and that they're worried about job prospects and their savings if Harris loses (how is that possible if Biden and Harris have created the economic utopia they claim?). 

Today Politico's exploring Elon Musk's support for Donald Trump while pointing out that might not be a very profitable decision from a business standpoint: 

Maybe Musk's motivation escapes Politico and others on the Left: 

Exactly, but Politico seems to struggle to come to grips with that: 

But in the shorter term, his interest in electing Trump seems to have eclipsed some of those other priorities. Musk has funded a super PAC with tens of millions of dollars to turn out the vote for the former president, proposed going on a campaign bus tour across Pennsylvania and even suggested he would be thrown in prison under a Harris administration. Trump has promised Musk a role in the administration if he wins. Musk’s sudden, full-scale insertion into the presidential campaign has fed his appetite for attention, but may not be doing much to advance his bottom line.

In a "long game" sort of way, perhaps Musk is thinking about bottom lines: The bottom line of America and everybody in it. 

Have you ever noticed the lib media doesn't use that spin for people on the Left?

Or that they had some sort of financial interest in having a certain side in power.

Short answer: YES.