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'F--- Elon Musk': California Assemblywoman Responds to Tesla CEO's Threats to Move the Company's Main Factory
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May 11, 2020

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A California State assemblywoman tweeted: “F— Elon Musk” in response to the Tesla CEO announcing that he would “immediately” move the company’s main factory out of the state as stay-at-home orders are forcing it to remain closed.

Democrat Lorena Gonzalez of San Diego, sent the tweet late on Saturday night after the Tesla CEO said he would file a lawsuit against Alameda County, part of the San Francisco Bay area, where Tesla’s Fremont Gigafactory is located.

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