Elon MuskBroadside against the centerpiece of Donald TrumpThe legislative program continued on Wednesday, while the billionaire began to invoke Kill Bill To urge the legislators to reject it.
Despite the efforts of the president of the Mike Johnson room to relieve musk concerns A great nice bill Act, Musk continued a series of X posts warning that the tax legislation would take charge of the country.
“Call your senator, call your Congress member, the bankruptcy of America is not ok! Kill the bill,” Musk wrote.
In another article, Musk wrote: “America is in the fast path of slavery debt.”
He also published a meme linked to Tarantino’s film.
Earlier, the budget budget budget Office published cost estimates of the legislation, concluding that it would add around 2.4 billions of dollars to the deficit in the next decade. The White House has sought to discredit the CBO, but other groups also presented estimates which conclude that the legislation would expand the US government deficit by billions of dollars. The Foundation tax estimated that it would add between $ 1.7 billion and 2.6 billions of dollars.
Musk also challenged the assertion of the White House that legislation would reduce the deficit, as is Russell Vought, director of the White House management and budget office, was about to testify before the congress.
Trump said little about Musk’s tirade against the A great act of bill. On Wednesday afternoon, he republished last week’s Musk’s commentary when he left his official role as employee of the special government, responsible for leading the government’s ministry. The republie seemed to be a reminder to Musk that Doge will continue.
Musk then wrote: “While my time planned as an employee of the special government ends, I would like to thank the president @realdonaldtrump for the opportunity to reduce unnecessary spending. The @doge mission will only be strengthened in time because it becomes a way of life throughout the government. ”
The house adopted the bill by a single vote last month. The Senate is currently considering legislation and should make changes. If this is the case, then he should return home to go before arriving at the president’s office. With such thin majorities in the House, any change made to the Senate may compromise the support of various GOP factions.
This was obvious when representative Mike Lawler (R-NY) warned that he would vote against the legislation if the Senate reduced state and local tax deductions from $ 40,000. Lawler and a group of other republicans in the House retained their support until the ceiling was collected from current $ 10,000.
Lawler wrote on X: “Let’s be clear – no salt, no matter. To be clear, a salt ceiling is remuneration for other important provisions in the tax bill. For example, part of the reason why we are able to increase the standard deduction is due to the ceiling. If the Senate changes the negotiated number of $ 40,000 – it will derail the final passage of the bill. ”
