‘My scheduled time ends’: Elon Musk excluded Donald Trump’s administration after the President criticized the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’.

Elon Musk announced on Thursday that he was stepping down from his role as the top advisor to US President Donald Trump, concluding his tenure as a special government employee and led a high-profile push to streamline the federal bureaucracy.‘My scheduled time ends’Taking the X, he wrote, “As my scheduled time ends as a special government employee, I would like to thank President @Redaldonaldtrump for the opportunity to reduce the useless expenses. The @Doe mission will only be strong with time as it becomes a way of life in the entire government.”Speaking on the condition of anonymity, an official of the White House confirmed the exit of Kasturi. Musk’s departure is closely on the heels of his public criticism of Trump’s signature legislative proposal, a comprehensive tax and the immigration bill The President has termed his “big beautiful bill”.‘It can be big or beautiful, but not both’Speaking to CBS on Tuesday night, Musk described the law as a “large -scale bill”. “I think a bill may be big or it could be beautiful,” Musk said. “But I don’t know if it can be both.”His criticism appeared to attack a raga with fiscal conservators. On Wednesday, Senator Ron Johnson (R-Y) said at a program by Milwauki Press Club, “I sympathize with Alone being discouraged.” Johnson said that he was “very confident” that until the administration is “serious” about reducing expenses, there is enough GOP opposition to slow down the measurement.‘It has found a way to go’In response to criticism, Trump defended the law during a comment at the Oval Office, calling it a product of complex dialogues. “I am not happy about some of its aspects, but I am thrilled to its other aspects,” he said. “We are going to see what happens. This is a way.”The Bill, recently passed by the Republican-controlled House, is now headed by the Senate, where the debate is sharp. House speaker Mike Johnson urged the senators to avoid making significant changes, warning that the law represents a “very delicate balance” that can make much more amendment. The House will need to re -vote after finalizing its version of the Senate.Musk’s departure adds another twist to the already controversial legislative push and indicates signs of increasing tension within the Republican rank on the future of the fiscal policy.