Booker turns down a Cybertruck offer from Elon Musk after Dem video mockery

Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., has found himself in the spotlight after taking credit for a Democratic social media campaign that has been widely criticized. The campaign involved 22 Democratic lawmakers posting identical videos online, collectively calling out President Donald Trump’s claims. The video, titled “S— That Ain’t True,” features the senators echoing a message about rising prices and inflation under Trump’s presidency.

The synchronized nature of the video caught the attention of Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who made a playful offer on social media. Musk offered to buy a Cybertruck for anyone who could provide proof of who wrote the video. Booker eventually came forward and claimed responsibility for the controversial content.

When asked if he wanted the Cybertruck that Musk had offered, Booker laughed and declined the extravagant gift. Despite the criticism the video received from Republicans, Booker defended the campaign, stating that they were trying to break through and reach a wider audience online. He also thanked conservatives for sharing the video, acknowledging that their engagement helped boost its views.

The video, which aimed to highlight the economic challenges faced by Americans during Trump’s presidency, drew mixed reactions on social media. Rep. Virginia Foxx, R-N.C., described it as “weird,” while Booker emphasized the importance of creating content that stands out in a competitive online environment.

In the world of digital politics, where attention is a valuable currency, the controversial video certainly made waves. Booker’s decision to embrace the campaign and stand by its message demonstrates his commitment to reaching voters through innovative means.

Overall, the Democratic mashup may have sparked debate and divided opinions, but it undoubtedly succeeded in grabbing the attention of a wide audience. Whether you agree with its content or not, one thing is clear – in the age of social media and online activism, standing out is key. And Sen. Cory Booker is not afraid to take credit for pushing the boundaries of political communication.

Written by Aubrie Spady for Fox News Digital.