New Delhi, July 6 -- Elon Musk's America Party has quickly become a lightning rod for both interest and controversy, with prominent figures including Mark Cuban and Anthony Scaramucci signaling early curiosity-and some Trump allies already lashing out.

After Musk announced the creation of the "America Party" on X (formerly Twitter), billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban chimed in with an encouraging reply.

Cuban wrote: "I work with [Center for Competitive Democracy]. They will help you get on ballots. That is their mission."

The Center for Competitive Democracy is known for helping independent candidates qualify for state ballots, underscoring that Musk's effort could quickly become a serious logistical operation.

Anthony Scaramucci, wh...