Musk Joined by Some Senate Republicans Bemoaning Tax Bill's Red Ink
This is Washington Edition, the newsletter about money, power and politics in the nation's capital. Today, congressional correspondent Steven T. Dennis looks at some of the Republican dissent over the tax and spending bill passed by the House . Sign up here and follow us at @bpolitics. Email our editors here.
Elon Musk's not the only one disappointed in the way President Donald Trump's 'one, big beautiful bill' turned out in the House.
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