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Musk Criticizes Trump’s Tax Bill | Elon Musk News

Musk Criticizes Trump’s Tax Bill | Elon Musk News

June 3, 2025 Catherine Williams - Chief Editor World

Elon Musk blasts Trump’s tax and spending bill, calling it a ⁣”revolting abomination” on ​X.The tech⁤ mogul’s strong words come ⁣after he‍ left his post ‌as head of the Department of government Efficiency (DOGE). Musk’s primary concern is ​that the bill massively hikes the budget deficit and increases ​the national debt, a ⁣sentiment echoed by many. Secondary keywords describe the bill as including ‍tax breaks and boosts to defense spending, and it awaits Senate​ approval. House Speaker Mike Johnson and the White ⁢House quickly countered Musk’s statements. News ‍Directory 3 is keeping​ a close eye on the bill’s progress.‍ Discover ⁢what’s next regarding ‌the Senate’s debate and vote?

Key Points

  • Musk ‍calls ‍Trump’s tax bill​ a “repulsive abomination”⁣ on X.
  • The bill includes tax breaks and increased defense spending.
  • Musk expresses concern over the rising national⁣ debt.

Elon Musk Slams Trump’s Tax and Spending Bill as “Disgusting Abomination”

‍ Updated June 03, 2025
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Elon Musk has strongly criticized Donald ‍Trump’s proposed tax‌ and spending bill, labeling it a “disgusting abomination” in⁤ a post on X. The⁢ tech entrepreneur’s sharp rebuke⁤ of the president’s key‍ policy initiative comes shortly after musk’s departure from his role as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

elon Musk listening to Donald Trump while wearing a 'Make​ America Great Again' hat.
Elon Musk, ‍pictured‍ listening to Donald Trump, described the tax bill as an “abomination.” Credit: Reuters

The contested bill, which passed in May, features notable tax breaks, increased defense spending, and provisions allowing the U.S. government to increase its borrowing. Musk, a vocal advocate for reducing national debt, ​voiced his outrage on X.

Musk‍ stated the bill will “massively increase the already gigantic budget deficit to $2.5 trillion and burden American citizens with crushingly unsustainable debt,” further accusing ⁤Congress of “making America ​bankrupt.”

Speaker of ⁤the House Mike Johnson responded to Musk’s criticism, saying, “With ⁢all due respect, Elon is terribly wrong about the one big⁢ beautiful bill.” White⁤ House ‍Press ⁢Secretary Karoline​ Leavitt echoed this sentiment, stating, “The President already knows where Elon Musk stood⁢ on this bill… This is one, big, beautiful bill, and he’s sticking to it.”

“This massive, outrageous, pork-filled Congressional spending⁣ bill is a disgusting abomination.⁤ Shame on ‌those who voted for​ it: you know you did wrong. You know it.”

— Elon Musk, via X

The bill awaits Senate ‍approval after being sent to congress by Trump. If enacted, it would raise ‍the national debt ceiling by $5 ‌trillion.⁢ Projections indicate the bill⁣ could increase ​the budget deficit by ⁢approximately $600 billion in ⁢the coming year.

At a recent press conference, Trump praised Musk’s “fantastic job”​ during his time in the White House, highlighting his achievements, including cutting‍ offshore projects funded by USAID. Trump affirmed that musk, a close friend and advisor, would “always ⁢be helping all the way.” The future leadership of the DOGE ​remains uncertain,‍ with Leavitt suggesting a collaborative approach.

What’s next

The Senate will now‌ debate and vote on the controversial tax and spending bill, with its potential impact on the national debt and budget deficit under close scrutiny.

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