President Donald Trump speaks during a news conference with Elon Musk at the Oval Office of the White House on May 30, 2025 in Washington. , Photo Credit: AP
On Saturday (June 28, 2025), Elon Musk doubled his anorexia for the spread of US President Donald Trump and the deduction bill, arguing that the Republicans were scrambled to pass the senator and would kill jobs and reduce industries.
Mr. Musk wrote on X on Saturday, “The latest Senate Draft Bill will destroy millions of jobs in the US and cause immense strategic damage to our country.”
“It gives a handout to the past industries that seriously harm future industries.”
The CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, whose birthday is also Saturday, later posted that the bill would be “political suicide for the Republican party”.
Criticisms reopen the fierce struggle recently between the former head of the government’s efficiency department and the recently abandoned administration.
They also represent another headache for Republican Senate leaders, who have spent weekends working over the weekend to get laws through their chamber to pass through the July deadline of Shri Trump.
Mr. Musk first clarified his opinion about Shri Trump’s “Bade, Beautiful Bill”.
A few days after leaving the federal government last month with a laudable festival at the oval office, he exploded the bill as a “pork -filled” and “hateful hatred”.
“Shame on those who voted for this: you know that you have done wrong. You know it,” he wrote on X earlier this month.
In another post, the wealthy GOP donor recently speculated that he retreated from political donations, threatening to extinguish the fire to MPs “cheating American people”.
When Mr. Trump said that he was disappointed with Mr. Musk, the battle erupted and quickly increased. Mr. Musk suggested without proof that Mr. Trump, who spent the first part of the year as one of his closest colleagues, was mentioned in files related to Sex Abuser Jeffrey Epstein.
Mr. Musk eventually tried to make good with the administration, saying that he regrets some of his positions that “went far”.
Mr. Trump replied in an interview in an interview The New York PostSaying this, “Such things happen. I do not blame him for anything.” It is not clear how Mr. Musk’s latest Broadsides influenced the delicate peace in recent weeks and the President. The White House did not immediately respond to the remarks request.
Mr. Musk has focused on his businesses recent weeks, and his political influence has come down since leaving the administration.
Nevertheless, the rich businessman put hundreds of crores of dollars in Shri Trump’s campaign in 2024, which could demonstrate the impact of their money, if he was enough to re -start his political expenses about an issue or candidate.
Published – June 29, 2025 08:06 AM IST