Tate’s a right wing star: Tech billionaire Elon Musk has voiced his support for Andrew Tate’s bid to become the UK Prime Minister, despite Tate’s controversial views and criminal allegations. Musk’s involvement in British politics, which includes criticism of Labour leader Keir Starmer and endorsement of far-right figures, has sparked significant debate. Conservative spokespersons have described Musk’s actions as irresponsible and dangerous. A video clip surfacing on social media shows Andrew Tate denouncing the “generational failure” of UK politics. Earlier this week, he referred to himself as the “unofficial Prime Minister of The United Kingdom” in a post and voiced support for Greenland being annexed into the US. What Andrew Tate is doing will be studied for many years. Even if he doesn’t win and become Prime Minister, his involvement will transform British politics & create an army of men demanding change. “My success, even if I do not become Prime Minister, will force the parties of… pic.twitter.com/z6J1ep2ekU — George (@BehizyTweets) January 6, 2025 To this, Musk replied, “He’s not wrong”. Who is Andrew Tate? Andrew Tate, a self-described “misogynist,” is infamous for his extreme views and criminal allegations, including charges of rape and human trafficking. Alongside his brother, he faces accusations in Romania of exploiting women and is set to be extradited to the UK to address further allegations. Tate has consistently denied all charges. Tate has openly criticised the UK government, claiming the nation is deteriorating under its current leadership. He has previously supported controversial figures like Tommy Robinson, a…