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Elon Musk says he's disappointed the one big beautiful bill passed by the House is estimated

to add trillions to the deficit over 10 years. The former Doge head echoing statements from a few

Senate Republicans who say

significant changes will need to be made for them to get on board. But House Speaker Mike Johnson

in a post on X says Republicans have a few tools for codifying the doge cuts they plan on pursuing

in the near future. That includes rescissions, a package of requested

spending cuts the White House can send to Congress for approval on a simple majority. A source

familiar says the first recisions package will come next week, and there's the actual process

of funding the government for the next fiscal year, which poses its own set of challenges with a late September deadline

approaching. I think what we're seeing is sort of the work of Doge seemingly at odds with the

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