Musk Suddenly Turns Against Trump! Slams Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill': This Isn't Reform, It's Bankruptcy Countdown!
How did Musk and Trump, once the White House 'best buddies', suddenly tear each other apart? Just last week, they were calling each other brothers in the White House, and this week Musk directly took to Twitter with a knife, posting an image from 'Kill Bill', urging his 200 million followers to 'call bomb' Congress: 'Quickly veto that ugly bill! Don't let America go bankrupt!' And what about Trump? Rarely playing dead, he silently retweeted Musk's old post from six months ago, not even bothering to respond with a 'pfft'.
Musk's ally at SpaceX, Jared Isaacman, was on the verge of taking the NASA director's seat, but the White House stepped on the gas, directly kicking him off the candidate list. Musk was privately furious: 'I donated hundreds of millions for the campaign, and this is how I’m treated?' Musk was counting on Starlink to secure a big FAA air traffic control contract, but the government flat-out rejected it. This isn't just a rejected order; this is destroying his livelihood! The bill's electric vehicle tax incentives have drastically shrunk, clearly stabbing Tesla in the back. Republican lawmakers sarcastically remarked: 'He opposes it? Isn’t it just for his own business!' Musk wanted to work another 130 days as a 'special employee'? The White House shut the door on him.
But Musk's criticism of the bill for 'causing national debt to soar by $5 trillion' is not just venting personal anger. The bill, on the surface, claims to 'reduce taxes', but in reality, it’s a feast for the rich: it permanently extends Trump's 2017 tax cuts, with the top 1% taking home 25% of the benefits. And what about the poor? Health care subsidies are being cut by $600 billion, food stamps by $260 billion, and 9 million people fear losing health care. Even more frightening, the ten-year deficit is skyrocketing by $3.8 trillion, with national debt soaring to 125% of GDP! Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Fund couldn't help but comment: 'The ship is about to hit the reef, and the captain is still arguing about turning left or right?'
In this grand drama, there are no winners. Musk played in politics for six months, offended both parties, and Tesla's stock price fell by 10%. What about Trump? If the bill gets shot down, the core agenda for his second term is directly thwarted. In the end, the ones left holding the bag will always be you and me scrolling through Twitter.
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