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president Donald Trump Warnings are the Doge “monsters who may have to go back and eat Elon” after tech billionaire Elon Musk exacerbated his attack on Trump’s “a big bill.”
“Dorge may have to go back and eat Elon’s monster. Isn’t that bad?” Trump told the media Tuesday morning that he visited the new immigration detention center in Florida Everglades. “He got a lot of subsidies. However, Elon was very frustrated that the EV authorization would be terminated.”
His answer follows the question of whether he will expel Musk, who was originally from South Africa. Trump replied: “I don’t know, we have to look at it.”
Trump had previously told the media in June that his relationship with Musk changed when the president began discussing plans to cancel voter mandates, which would affect Musk’s iconic power company Tesla. Trump signed three congressional resolutions on June 12 to end California’s restrictive rules on diesel engines and orders on elective vehicle sales, which Trump celebrated his signature “the mission that will kill California forever.”
Trump continued in his speech: “When you look at it…not everyone wants an electric car.” About Musk Tuesday morning. “I don’t want electric cars. I think maybe there’s gasoline. Maybe it’s electric gasoline. Maybe it’s hybrid. Maybe it’s hydrogen one day.
Republican lawmakers firmly oppose Musk’s attack on Trump’s agenda’s “kill bill”
Elon Musk has intensified his dispute with President Trump this week. (Francis Chung/Politico/Bloomberg by Getty Image)
Musk this week’s political warnings against lawmakers against lawmakers have strengthened his hatred with former close ally Trump, and he will work to cancel them if they vote for Trump’s “a large bill.”
“Anyone who has promised to reduce spending but continues to vote for the biggest debt ceiling in history will see their face on next year’s main poster,” he said. Musk Posted to X Monday night.
The message was accompanied by an image of Pinocchio sitting on the fire: “The scam voted to increase U.S. debt by 5,000,000.00”.
Musk previously worked as a special government employee in the Trump administration to help lead the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), regularly attends cabinet meetings, and joins Trump at public events. Musk ended Musk’s tenure in late May, as Congress intensified negotiations on a “large beauty bill.”
The Budget Reconciliation Act, if passed, would advance Trump’s agenda on taxation, immigration, energy, defense and national debt. The legislation is currently ahead of the Senate.
Musk found himself consistent with Republican lawmakers like Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, who has opposed the legislation, saying it would increase the debt ceiling by $5 trillion.
Posts by Musk who threatened to vote for legislation were followed by Trump’s late-night truth social message, suggesting “Doge is good at working” and examining how government subsidies assist Musk-owned businesses, such as Tesla and the Astronauts.
“Elon may have received more subsidies than anyone in history, without subsidies, Elon may have to close stores and return to his home in South Africa. Without more rocket launches, satellites or electric car production, our country can save everyone. Trump releases after midnight on Tuesday.
The article added: “Elon Musk knew that I strongly opposed the EV mission before he strongly recognized me as president. It was ridiculous and always a big part of my campaign. EVs are good, but not everyone should be forced to have one.”
‘He’s not a big factor’: Trump’s Senate allies dismiss Elon Musk’s call to “kill the bill”
President Trump said on Tuesday that Elon Musk was “unhappy” as Trump was ending demands for electric vehicles. (Nathan Howard/Reuters)
Trump added in a comment to the White House media on Tuesday morning that Musk was “unhappy that he lost his EV order.”
“He might lose a lot,” Trump added. “I can tell you now.”
Presidents Donald Trump and Elon Musk have been in a close state before Musk opposes “a big beautiful bill.” (Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images)
Musk first commented in May that he was “disappointed” Trump’s “a big bill” bill passed the House, defending that “sanded the work The Doge team is doing it,” Before the news of a public commitment to rallying Republican lawmakers to “kill the bill.”
Musk said in a similar post on June 4: “Call your senator, call your MP.
Musk has remained critical of the legislation in recent days, including posting information to support the Trump administration as anti-ice riots broke out in Los Angeles in June. Musk reignited his criticism of the bill on Monday as the big bill above Washington was passed on July 4 this week.
“It’s obvious that the crazy spending of this bill has increased the debt ceiling by a record $5 trillion, and we live in a partisan country – the Pork Swine Party! It’s time to join a new party and actually care about the people,” Musk posted on Monday afternoon on X Monday afternoon. ”
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“What’s the point if we continue to raise debt ceilings?” Musk asked in another post early Tuesday morning. Add another: “What I’m asking is that we won’t go bankrupt in the United States.”
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