Musk and Trump clash over ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ creating GOP headache

The large, beautiful bill became a large, throbbing migraine for Congress republican this week.

This is due to the big, ugly fight in between President Donald Trump and Elon Muschus.

It started on Tuesday with a hanging between the Republicans of the Congress and musk About the big, beautiful bill. Musk characterized it as a “disgusting abomination”. Then he switched off all 215 Republicans, who had voted on the bill last month.

“You know that you did something wrong,” said Muschus.

The spokesman for House, Mike Johnson, R-La.

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“I called Elon last night. He didn’t answer.” But I hope to talk to him today, “said Johnson.

Certainly the richest man in the world would have the range for the spokesman for the house.

But the hangup only started.

Instead of returning the speaker, Musk replied political fire. Not by phone. But on his own communication platform.

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On X, Musk posted a legendary picture of Uma Thurman in a yellow overall and played a sword from a Quentin Tarantino film poster.

“Kill the bill,” Las Musk’s caption.

Reach and touch someone? How about if you call and call your senator or representative?

Musk’s influence – and faster linchpin – frightened the Congress Republicans.

“To say that it is a problem or that it has made a bigger challenge for us is true,” said Jodey Arrington, chairman of the House budget Committee, “R-Tex.” He has a big voice. He has a large audience. And what is more important, it is a credible voice. But he was wrong on this topic. “

Nevertheless, the Republicans did not move when Muschus asked the legislators to create new legislation.

“Elon, look,” said an angry Johnson. “We have no time for a brand new bill.”

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The spokesman added that the Republicans of the Congress “cannot return to the drawing board and we shouldn’t.”

The political controversy began to simmer when the Republicans were quickly taken by musk.

“Give us a productive feedback that we can operate. I cannot operate with platitudes,” said Senator Thom Tillis, Rn.C., vague criticism of the size of legislation and deficiency editions.

Rep. Warren Davidson, R-Ohio, is one of the two Republicans of the House of Representatives who have voted for the big, beautiful bill last month.

“Part of the goal with musk and conservatives like me, who had reservations against the bill, is better,” said Davidson. “The disappointing thing is that this account grows deficits in this congress.”

Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky. He says Musk has learned how the congress has a hard tour.

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“Trust was out of place. And that’s why I think that he has the right to upset himself about our leadership,” said Massie.

But the Democrats suddenly did strange bed comrades with a musk. They regarded Musk’s opposition as an opportunity to help them distract the legislation.

“He is not my cup of tea to put it mildly. But the Republicans are already listening to him,” said Chuck Schumer, minority leader of the Senate, DN.Y. From Mousk.

But at least one democrat called out his colleagues because of their inconsistency with musk.

“We all thrown over Musk and destroyed Teslas,” said Senator John Fetterman, D-Penn. “And now we are suddenly more back in him.”

All of this came when the Trump government asked the congress to shake away when spending. Household director Russ Vought sent the legislator an application for $ 9.4 billion. The legislators already assigned are requested in this measure.

“9.4 billion US dollars are tears in the sea,” said Rep. Ralph Norman, Rs.c. “If we can’t get that now, God helps us to strike the true deficits.”

The narrative plan aimed at foreign help and public broadcasting.

“You sent us a resignation package worth $ 9 billion that Big Bird and Cookie Monster will do,” complained MP Mark Pocan, D-Wisc.

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The analysis of the Budget Office of the Congress of the Great, beautiful bill showed that the deficit gives 2.3 trillion dollars over a decade. But the Republicans say that these numbers are wrong. The CBO also issued an analysis – specifically for President Trump’s tariffs. Due to the tariffs, the CBO is projecting a decline in deficits of 3 trillion US dollars in the next decade. The CBO cannot evaluate the tariffs under one large, beautiful bill – because they are not part of the legislation. However, the supporters of the one big beautiful calculation say that this measure in connection with the tariffs reduces deficits by $ 500 billion in the next ten years.

Some Republicans believe that the CBO estimate of the Musk deficit is triggered.

“I think your assumptions are wrong. We complained about it for a long time,” said Johnson.

But remember that this is the Congress budget office. And Republicans lead the congress.

“Why don’t you get the numbers you want?” Really asked your spokesman.

“You use a different score,” replied Johnson.

“Would you consider a resignation for the CBO in the legislative branch of the legislative industry?” I followed.

“I would,” replied Johnson.

But the CBO is the slightest of Johnson’s worries when the fight between the president and Musk went supernova on Thursday.

“What is the message you have to hear from him to ensure that you are on the same side?” I asked Johnson von Musk – who still hadn’t connected.

“I just want to answer all the questions that Elon has and to make sure that he understands that this is not a spending program,” said Johnson.

“Do you think he just feels that wrong?” I asked.

“I do that,” said Johnson.

The Republicans of the Senate, which are on the law of Noes, applauded Musks convinced opposition against a large, beautiful bill.

“We both seem to be on the same wavelength and we are very, very skeptical,” said Senator Rand Paul, R-Ky.

On Thursday afternoon, Musk argued that President Trump had lost the White House and the Democrats would not control the house and the Senate for the $ 280 million he entered into the 2024 campaign.

“He obviously played a positive role,” said Senator Ron Johnson, R-Wisc., Another no on the bill. “He spent so much money. He attracted many people.”

But the Democrats were not so sure that Musk’s political rain production.

“They are just crocodile tears that are shed by Elon Musk,” said Sen. Ed Markay, D-Mass.

The Democrats saw the separation between President and Muschus.

“It is a divorce that was predictable, if not inevitable,” said Senator Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn.

Some Republicans of the Senate claimed that they were not worried about Musk, who liked the draft law – and even President Trump – on X. They believed that the President ended an inherent advantage over Musk in the ultimate “Twitter” cage match.

“President Trump has the largest platform on earth,” said Senator Bernie Moreno, R-OHIO.

It is still too early to recognize whether Musk’s burning of the one large, beautiful law to adopt legislation – especially with close voices in the House of Representatives and the Senate.

“It is not helpful,” admitted Mike Johnson. “But I don’t think it has changed the trajectory in any way.”

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But MP Tim Burchett, R-Tennes, said that the Republicans were at a non-enviable intersection.

“You have the choice of kicking Trump or Muschus,” said Burchett.