‘A bill can be big or it can be beautiful’: Musk trashes Trump spending plan as White House delivers fraction of promised multi-trillion DOGE cuts

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‘A bill can be big or it can be beautiful’: Musk trashes Trump spending plan as White House delivers fraction of promised multi-trillion DOGE cutsThe White House is preparing to submit a modest $9.4 billion spending cuts package to Congress next week, according to senior GOP officials who spoke with House Republicans on Wednesday. Recommended VideosAccording to Politico, the proposed package represents only a fraction of the DOGE cuts, which have already fallen significantly short of Musk’s initial multi-trillion-dollar goals. In a CBS News interview on Tuesday, Musk expressed his disappointment with Trump’s recent spending bill that narrowly passed the House. 🚨 BREAKING: White House plans to send several DOGE cut requests to House Republicans next week amid "online pressure campaign" – POLITICOYES, THE PRESSURE ON X GOES NOTICED. This disparity has frustrated some Republicans, including Senator Rand Paul, who criticized both the White House and Congress for their handling of the situation.