BERGEN COUNTY, NJ — A large crowd of over 300 demonstrators gathered outside a Tesla dealership in Bergen County on Saturday in a show of support for Elon Musk and former President Donald Trump, overwhelming a small group of counter-protesters during what had been dubbed a “Day of Rage” by critics of Tesla.
The rally, which had a strong pro-Trump presence, was organized in response to left-wing calls for demonstrations against Musk and his companies. Supporters carrying American flags and wearing pro-Trump gear lined the streets in front of the dealership.
Key Points
- Over 300 pro-Elon and Trump supporters gathered at a Bergen County Tesla dealership
- The rally was held in response to left-wing demonstrations dubbed a “Day of Rage”
- Counter-protesters were vastly outnumbered and left the area quickly
According to attendees, the pro-Elon crowd outnumbered anti-Musk protesters by a ratio of 20 to 1. “They left fast,” one participant stated on social media, describing the scene after the brief counter-demonstration dissolved.
The event featured signs supporting free speech, Musk’s business ventures, and opposition to perceived political targeting of Tesla.
Local police were present at the scene, but no incidents or arrests were reported.
