NeverTrump Cuck Rick Wilson Punches His Ticket To GITMO
Rick Wilson, a NeverTrump figure and co-founder of the Lincoln Project, has long positioned himself as a vocal critic of Donald Trump and his allies, leveraging his background as a former Republican strategist to fuel his anti-MAGA crusade. On March 19, 2025, Wilson reportedly posted a message on X titled “Kill Tesla, Save the Country,” where he allegedly labeled Tesla as “a bank for fascists, a goose-stepping hedge fund bankrolling the political fever dreams of Elon Musk.” This incendiary rhetoric, paired with imagery of a burning Cybertruck outside Trump Tower, appears designed to provoke leftist activists into attacking Tesla, a company closely tied to Musk, who has become a prominent supporter of Trump’s agenda. Wilson’s history of inflammatory statements—like a 2016 comment suggesting Trump’s opponents should “put a bullet” in him—shows a pattern of using violent rhetoric to rally opposition, but this latest post crosses into dangerous territory by targeting a private company with what some on X are calling a clear call to domestic terrorism.
The Lincoln Project, under Wilson’s influence, has a track record of controversial tactics, from spreading disinformation during the 2020 election to attacking Trump’s associates with unhinged fervor, often prioritizing viral outrage over factual accuracy. This latest X post seems to double down on that strategy, aiming to weaponize leftist resentment against Musk’s growing political influence, especially after Trump labeled violence against Tesla as domestic terrorism earlier in March 2025. By framing Tesla as a fascist enabler, Wilson’s message could be seen as a deliberate attempt to incite acts of vandalism or worse—acts that mirror recent reports of Tesla dealership attacks in places like Brookline, Massachusetts. Such provocation not only endangers public safety but also risks inflaming an already polarized political climate, where economic warfare and cultural battles are increasingly fought with real-world consequences, as seen in the backlash against Musk’s enterprises following his alignment with Trump.
If Wilson’s post is indeed found to have incited violence, the legal ramifications could be severe, potentially landing him in a cell at Guantanamo Bay, as some X users have suggested, given the government’s stance on domestic terrorism. The FBI and U.S. Marshals have been urged to investigate, with calls for his X account to be suspended for violating platform rules on advocating violence. Wilson’s actions, if proven to have directly inspired attacks on Tesla, could meet the threshold for domestic terrorism charges, especially under a Trump administration that has shown little tolerance for such threats. His reckless rhetoric might finally force a reckoning, not just for him but for the broader NeverTrump movement, which has struggled to maintain credibility amid its own scandals and now risks being seen as a catalyst for political violence rather than a defender of democracy.
