In a shocking turn of events, Republicans are facing a backlash as they advance what is being dubbed the least popular budget bill in modern American history. As the final vote looms on Monday, tech mogul Elon Musk has publicly condemned the bill, warning it could lead to the destruction of millions of American jobs and inflict strategic harm on the nation. Musk’s critical tweet highlights a provision in the bill that threatens to cripple clean energy initiatives by imposing new taxes on wind and solar projects, effectively undermining the future of renewable energy in favor of fossil fuel interests.

Musk’s comments come as polls indicate that a staggering 60% of voters oppose the bill, signaling potential political suicide for the Republican Party. Senator Elizabeth Warren weighed in, emphasizing that the bill’s latest revisions would strip support for clean energy projects, raising utility costs for American families by hundreds of dollars annually. The bill, she argues, is riddled with corporate giveaways and cuts to essential services, including healthcare and food assistance, all while ballooning the deficit by trillions.

As the Republican leadership pushes forward, dissenting voices within their ranks have been silenced, with key figures like Mike Lee and Rick Scott ultimately falling in line to support the bill. This legislation is not just a budget; it’s a stark reminder of how the party prioritizes the interests of the wealthy over the needs of average Americans. If passed, millions could face surging energy bills, stripped healthcare, and diminished food assistance, proving once again that the GOP’s promises of a populist revolution were mere rhetoric.

With the clock ticking down to the final vote, the stakes couldn’t be higher. As public outrage mounts, the question remains: will Republicans heed the warnings, or will they push through a bill that could have devastating consequences for the American middle class? The answer looms just days away.