Musk calls Trump’s tax account “disgusting abomination”

Elon Musk hit the signature tax of President Donald Trump and the spending of Bill, describing him as a “disgusting abomination”.

Legislation – which includes multiple tax breaks and more defense costs, while allowing the US government to borrow more money – it was accepted by the House of Representatives in May.

“Shame on those who voted for it,” Musk said in a post on Tuesday.

The technical billionaire left the administration sharply last week after 129 days worked to reduce costs with his team known as Dog.

Comments note his first public disagreement with Trump after leaving the government, Having previously called the plan “disappointing”.

The time of the billionaire of the South Africa born in the Trump administration ended on May 31, although Trump said “he will always be with us, helping all the way.”

In its current form, the bill – which Trump calls the “big beautiful bill” – evaluates that it increases the budget deficit – the difference between what the government does and the revenue it receives – by about $ 600 billion ($ 444 billion) in the next fiscal year.

In a series of posts on Tuesday, Musk stated that “the outrageous pork -filled” billing bill will “increase the already giant budget deficit to $ 2.5 trillion (!!!) and a load of the citizens of America (SIC) with a crushing unstable debt.”

In American Pork Policy, it refers to project costs in legislators.

Musk, who had previously sworn in to fund challenges in the campaign against each Republican who voted against Trump’s agenda, added a political warning to another publication.

“In November next year, we fire all the politicians who betrayed the American people,” he writes.

Asked about Musk’s comments shortly after the first publication, White House press secretary Carolyn Levitt said that “the president already knows where Elon Musk was standing on this bill.”

“It’s one, big, beautiful,” she added. “And he sticks to him.”

The legislation also promises to extend the tax rate adopted during the first Trump administration in 2017, as well as the influx of defense costs and to finance the mass deportation of the administration of undocumented immigrants.

It also offers raising a limit on the amount of money that the government can take, known as the debt ceiling, up to $ 4TN.

Musk’s comments reflect a broader tension among the Republicans over a plan that faced a firm opposition from the different wings of the party as it paved through the House.

The Senate has now taken it and divisions are already emerging in the Republican Chamber.

Senator Rand Paul, a Republican of Kentucky, said in the last few days that he would not support the bill if it included the provision for the rise of the debt ceiling.

“Go (Republican Party) will own a debt after voting for it,” he told CBS News, BBC’s US partner over the weekend.

Trump replied to Paul with a series of angry publications on social media, accusing him that he had “a very little understanding of the bill” and said that “Kentucky’s people can’t stand it.”

“His ideas are actually crazy,” Trump writes.

Republican MPs have backed away from Musk’s comments, with Senate leader John Tun told reporters that the party plans to “continue at full speed”, despite the “difference in opinions”.

“We have an agenda in which everyone has a campaign, most of all, the president,” he said.

Mike Johnson, the chairman of the Republican House, who introduced the legislation through the House – told reporters on the Capitol hill that “my friend Elon is terribly wrong.”

“This is a very important first start. Elon is missing,” Johnson said.

Johnson said he had a 20-minute phone call with a mogul for the bill on Monday, adding that his gradual of tax loans for electric vehicles could “have an effect” on Tesla, Musk.

“I complained,” Johnson said, surprised that Musk criticized the bill despite their call. “I just deeply regret that he made this mistake.”

Among the problems that upset Musk has participated in the control of air traffic at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), according to AxiosS

Musk wanted to be managed in his Starlink satellite system, but was denied because of problems with technology and the emergence of a conflict of interest, the political outcome reports.

Some Democrats welcomed Musk’s comments, despite their previous criticism of him and Dodge’s work.

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

Trump and the Republicans in Congress have set a deadline of July 4 to receive the measure and signed a law.

Musk’s posts on the platform suggest a break with Trump, which he supported in last year’s November elections with donations over $ 250 million.

In order to make peace with hawk spending, Trump also asks Congress to accept a plan that will reduce running costs by $ 9 billion and based on Dodge’s work.