Musk calls Trump’s tax assessment a ‘disgusting horror’

Elon Musk has made the characteristic tax and expenditure account of President Donald Trump and describes it as a “disgusting horror”, in an increasing gap between the two.

The technical billionaire placed on X that the bill would add to the American budget deficit and the Americans with a saddle with “crushing” debts.

The budget, which includes huge tax benefits and more defense expenditure, was hired by the House of Representatives last month and is now considered by senators.

“Shame those who voted for it,” said Musk, show that he may try to dismiss those responsible for the politicians in the interim elections of next year.

The bill has the support of President Donald Trump and would be the legislative pivot of his second-term agenda if it passes the congress.

Musk left the administration abruptly last week after 129 days to save costs with his team, known as Doge.

The comments mark his first public disagreement with Trump since leaving the government, after he had previously called the plan “disappointing”.

The time of the Tech billionaire born in South Africa in the Trump administration ended on 31 May, although Trump said that “he will always be with us will help completely”.

In its current form, the bill – which Trump mentions the “Big Beautiful Bill” is estimated to increase the budget deficit – the difference between what the government issues and the income it receives – by around $ 600 billion (£ 444 billion) in the following financial year.

In a series of messages on X on Tuesday, Musk said that the “shameful, pigs -filled” expenditure account “will increase the already huge budget deficiency to $ 2.5 trillion (!!!) and Burden America [sic] Citizens with crushing non -durable debt “.

In American politics, “pork” refers to expenditure for projects in constituents of legislators.

Musk has previously sworn campaign -challenges to finance against any Republican who votes against Trump’s agenda. But on Tuesday he shot a warning to those who supported the bill.

“In November next year we will dismiss all politicians who have betrayed the American people,” he wrote.

Asked about Musk’s comments shortly after the first message, said Pers Secretary Karoline Leavitt of the White House, “the president already knows where Elon Musk was on this bill”.

“This is a, big, beautiful bill,” she added. “And he sticks to it.”

The legislation also promises to extend rapid-expire tax cuts that were adopted during the first Trump administration in 2017, as well as an influx of funds for defense expenditure and to finance the mass deportations of the administration of immigrants without papers.

To dismiss tax conservatives, it would increase the limit on the amount that the government can borrow, known as the debt ceiling, to $ 4TN.

Musk’s comments reflect wider tensions among the Republicans about the plan, which had to do with stiff opposition of various wings of the party while it worked its way through the house.

The Senate has now recorded it and divisions have already been noticed in that room, which is also closely controlled by Republicans.

Senator Rand Paul van Kentucky has said in recent days that he will not support the bill if it raises the debt ceiling.

“De Gop [the Republican Party] Will possess the debt as soon as they vote for this, “he told CBS News, the American partner of the BBC, this weekend.

Trump responded to Paul with a series of posts on social media, and accused him of having “very little understanding of the bill” and to say that the “people of Kentucky cannot stand him”.

“His ideas are actually crazy,” wrote Trump.

Republican legislators pushed back on the comments of Musk, where the majority leader of the Senate John Thune Reporters tells the party to “be ahead” at full speed “despite” a difference of opinion “.

“We have an agenda on which everyone campaigned, especially the president,” he said.

Mike Johnson – the Republican speaker who ushered in the legislation through the house – told reporters on Capitol Hill that “my friend Elon is terribly wrong”.

“It’s a very important first start. Elon misses it,” said Johnson.

Johnson said that he had a 20 -minute phone call on Monday with the Tycoon on the bill, and added that the phasing of tax credits for electric vehicles could “have an effect” on Tesla, Musk’s company.

“I regret that,” said Johnson, and expressed that Musk criticized the bill despite their call. “I just regret it that he made this mistake.”

Under the issues that Musk sent, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), according to the Federal Aviation, according to Axios.

Musk hoped it would be performed on his Starlink -satelling system, but he was denied because of issues related to the technology and the appearance of a conflict of interest, the political outlet reported.

Some Democrats welcomed the comments of Musk despite their earlier criticism of him and the work of Doge.

“Even Elon Musk, who is part of the entire process, and one of Trump’s friends, said that the bill is bad,” said Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer. “We can imagine how bad this bill is.”

Trump and Republicans in the congress have established a deadline of July 4 to adopt the measure and sign it in the law.

Musk supported Trump in last year’s elections with donations of more than $ 250 million.

To make peace with the issuing of Haviken, Trump also asks the congress to assume a plan that would reduce current expenses by $ 9.4 billion, a figure derived from the work of Doge.

It would mainly be financing for foreign aid, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and for broadcasters NPR and PBS, the United States Agency (USAID) and for broadcasters.