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Elon Musk resumes assaults on Trump’s ‘massive, stunning invoice’
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Elon Musk resumes assaults on Trump’s ‘massive, stunning invoice’

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Last updated: June 29, 2025 12:21 am
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Elon Musk launched a collection of assaults on Saturday towards an enormous spending invoice that will fund a lot of President Donald Trump’s agenda, renewing his criticisms as Senate Republicans rush to move a package deal dubbed the “massive, stunning invoice” with a purpose to meet a July 4 deadline set by Trump.

“The newest Senate draft invoice will destroy hundreds of thousands of jobs in America and trigger immense strategic hurt to our nation!” Musk wrote in a put up on X. “Completely insane and harmful. It offers handouts to industries of the previous whereas severely damaging industries of the long run.”

The billionaire and former Trump adviser amplified a ballot that means the “massive, stunning invoice” is politically unpopular resulting from its budgetary results, a notion that was affirmed this month by a number of separate surveys. Forty p.c of Republican respondents to a latest NBC Information Determination Desk ballot mentioned “making certain the nationwide debt is lowered” is crucial subject as Congress considers the Trump-backed megabill. General, a majority of respondents mentioned sustaining present spending ranges on applications like Medicaid is crucial subject.

“Polls present that this invoice is political suicide for the Republican Celebration,” Musk wrote on X.

Musk has lengthy been a critic of Trump’s “massive, stunning invoice,” balking at its anticipated affect on the nationwide deficit and arguing that it will offset authorities financial savings introduced in by the Division of Authorities Effectivity, an workplace Trump appointed him to guide earlier this 12 months. He maintained that opinion Saturday, expressing it by a number of posts on his platform, X — together with one put up that attacked the invoice’s anticipated impact on the deficit as “placing America within the quick lane to debt slavery!”

Trump beforehand argued that Musk solely opposed the laws due to provisions geared toward stripping away electrical car tax credit. Musk as we speak known as a provision within the invoice that he framed as focusing on clear vitality manufacturing “extremely harmful to America.”

The Tesla chief’s departure from the White Home, the place he formally served as a particular authorities worker, got here a day after he publicly expressed his criticisms of the invoice throughout an interview with “CBS Sunday Morning.”

“I believe a invoice might be massive or it may be stunning, I don’t know if it may be each,” Musk mentioned on the time.

Whereas Musk not instructions related ranges of affect in Washington, his previous opposition to the invoice emboldened Republicans lawmakers, a few of whom, like Musk, took subject with its anticipated $4 trillion improve to the nationwide deficit.

The renewed criticism by Musk comes as Senate Republicans rush to whip sufficient votes to move the 940-page megabill amid breaks within the get together over sure provisions, together with anticipated cuts to Medicaid that might strip funding from rural hospitals. Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., cited the lack of rural hospital funding in explaining his resolution to oppose the invoice.

Earlier this month, shortly after the Home of Representatives handed its model of the invoice, Musk urged his greater than 200 million followers on X to inform Congress to “kill the invoice.”

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