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Hinojosa Says She Will Work With Musk's Companies if Texans Come First

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Gina Hinojosa, Texas's newly elected governor, has said she is willing to work with Elon Musk and his companies, but only if the work prioritizes the interests of Texans. She had previously criticized the outgoing governor over proposals involving public land transactions near SpaceX operations. After winning the election, she asked that decisions on these state land matters be paused during the transition period. Musk, for his part, argued that Texas offers a more favorable business climate than California.

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