US EditionRepublicans Urge Donald Trump and Elon Musk to End Their Feud
- Lawmakers and conservative figures in the Republican Party are urging President Donald Trump and Elon Musk to end their feud, citing concerns over its consequences for the party's agenda.
- The clash between Trump and Musk could complicate Republicans' efforts on tax and border spending legislation endorsed by Trump but criticized by Musk.
- One Republican stated, 'I hope that both of them come back together because when the two of them are working together, we’ll get a lot more done for America than when they’re at cross purposes.'
- The ongoing feud between Trump and Musk is described as a 'moving target,' signaling potential for either escalation or a resolution.
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Trump's Legislation Faces Uncertainty Amid Rift with Elon Musk - Real News Now
In the Senate, the destiny of Donald Trump’s extensive legislation hung in the balance. This precarious position was compounded by the dramatic collapse of his bond with Elon Musk, a debacle that unfolded over a week. Musk commenced the week by criticising the bill fervently and wound it up with a multitide of assaults. Among his allegations was the insinuation of a connection between Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, and the suggestion of impeachment …
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News & RecordRepublicans urge Trump and Musk to make up
WASHINGTON — As the Republican Party braces for aftershocks from President Donald Trump's spectacular clash with Elon Musk, lawmakers and conservative figures urged détente, fearful of the potential consequences from a prolonged feud.
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