Will Elon’s Millions Threaten GOP Moderates Force a Conservative Spending Bill Victory?

Will the Sen­ate push a con­ser­v­a­tive spend­ing bill with deep cuts to the House, where Repub­li­cans hold a razor-thin major­i­ty? Explore how Elon Musk’s threat to fund pri­ma­ry chal­lenges with mil­lions could sway mod­er­ates to pass the bill, boost­ing X and Truth Social’s rev­enue amid the polit­i­cal firestorm. Sources hint at a Trump-Musk phone call to mend their feud, while Musk’s explo­sive Epstein file claim qui­et­ed ten­sions. Mean­while, Bri­an Kemp will skip the GA GOP Con­ven­tion this week­end, leav­ing del­e­gates with­out thanks as he pur­sues deals in Cana­da. Dive into the high-stakes dra­ma shap­ing America’s fis­cal and polit­i­cal future.

• If the Sen­ate will take the bill and force true spend­ing cuts and put a con­ser­v­a­tive bill on the floor and it goes to the House of Rep­re­sen­ta­tives which has only one vote to spare. If it couldn’t get through the House, maybe draw up a stir where mod­er­ates could think Elon will drop a cou­ple of mil­lion to pri­ma­ry them. It could be a play to get the bill we want. In the traf­fic to X and Truth Social increased rev­enue for the plat­forms. They didn’t put the fight out on the same street. They fought “across the hous­es.” Appar­ent­ly sources are say­ing that Trump and Elon will talk over the phone. BTW Trump talked to Xi yes­ter­day. Things went silent and cooled off as soon as Elon said “Epstein.” 
• Bri­an Kemp will not be at the GA GOP con­ven­tion this week­end. He will not thank the del­e­gates for work­ing hard and elect­ing him.