**Elon Musk’s Critique of Trump Tax Bill Sparks Frustration Among Republicans: ‘Inappropriate for Congress’**
In a shocking turn of events that has left Republicans scratching their heads and clutching their pearls, tech mogul Elon Musk has publicly criticized the Trump Tax Bill, calling it “inappropriate for Congress” and “more confusing than a cat trying to use a toaster.” The backlash from the GOP has been swift, with party members reportedly gathering in a secret bunker to discuss how to respond to the billionaire’s audacity.
“Who does he think he is? The guy who invented the electric car?” fumed Senator Chuck “Not the One from the Avengers” McGuffin. “Next, he’ll be telling us how to build rockets! Oh wait, he already did that.”
Musk’s critique came during a live-streamed event where he was busy launching a new line of flamethrowers for kids. “I just think it’s inappropriate for Congress to pass a bill that makes taxes more complicated than my last relationship,” Musk quipped, while simultaneously tweeting about his plans to colonize Mars.
Republicans are reportedly furious, with one anonymous congressman stating, “If I wanted to hear from a billionaire about taxes, I’d just ask my accountant, who is also a billionaire. This is a slippery slope! Next, he’ll be telling us how to dress!”
In response to Musk’s comments, the GOP has decided to launch a counter-campaign titled “Musk Off,” featuring a series of ads showcasing how much they love taxes—because nothing says “I care” like a tax return.
As the dust settles, one thing is clear: when it comes to tax bills, it seems even the richest of the rich can’t escape the chaos of Congress. And if Elon Musk thinks he can just waltz in and critique tax policy, well, he might just find himself on the receiving end of a very confusing tax form.
