A fewer days after resignation of the administrative staff president of the United States Donald Trump, Technology entrepreneur Elon Musk He powerfully criticized the Republican taxation simplification plans. The bill, which is presently in the U.S. Senate, is “disgusting” and “disgusting”, wrote Musk on his X website. Although Musk had previously criticized the law, he has not spoken as harshly as this time.
Musk had already expressed his “disappointment” with the bill in an interview in late May. Multibillionaire criticised the bill as further expanding US public debt. It would undermine his mission to save immense amounts of bureaucracy for Trump. In an interview with CBS, he said he was a small "in distress" due to the fact that he did not want to criticize the administration – but he besides refused to support all of her decisions. Shortly thereafter, Musk confirmed his resignation from the advisory post. Now he has preceded his harsh criticism with the words, “I'm sorry, but I can no longer take it.”
The White home is not impressed by the criticism of Musk
White home spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt (27) It reacted coolly to the re-criticism of the entrepreneur. "The president knows Elon Musk's position on this bill," she said. Trump will nevertheless stick to his “great, beautiful bill”. The president officially named his task "One large Beautiful Bill Act".
Trump urges the legislature to pass the bill by early July despite concerns among Republicans. The home of Representatives has already approved this bill last week. Her spokesman, Republican Mike Johnson (53), he expressed disappointment at the criticism of Musk. According to Politico, Johnson told reporters that Musk “was terribly wrong.” On Monday, he talked to Musk for 20 minutes about the taxation bill and explained the advantages of the plans. "And he seemed to understand," Johnson said.
The taxation cuts proposed by Trump are likely to increase even more and so already a immense amount of debt USA. According to Reuters, analysts foretell Trump's plans could increase US national debt by another $3 trillion over the next decade — to over $36 trillion. US national debt is already 124 percent of GDP. Moody’s rating agency late lower country credit rating. Reduced gross is expected to be at least partially offset by cuts in funding, for example, for green energy projects.
Musk received support for his criticism from a Democratic senator Bernie Sanders (83), of all people: "Musk is right," he besides wrote on X. Sanders noted that the richest Americans would receive $664 billion taxation relief, while at the same time $290 billion would be cut off from food supplies for the needy.
