A new poll found that while Republican views of Elon Musk have cooled slightly after his public feud with President Trump, overall and Democratic views of Musk remain unchanged.

House Republicans responded to the public feud between President Trump and Elon Musk over a spending bill that Musk called a "disgusting abomination."

Sen. John Thune and Rep. Mike Johnson both aggressively defended the sprawling Big Beautiful Bill even as a non-partisan congressional watchdog group said it would add 2.4 trillion to the national

The world's richest man is seeking to kill the GOP's top legislative priority, which contains provisions that would hurt his business.

Musk mulled the idea of creating "The America Party" last week after he clashed with Trump over his large spending bill. The two have since ended the public feud but have not publicly repaired the friendship they formed last year.

The U.S. government relies on SpaceX to support NASA and other agencies ... Photo Illustration: Reuters/Getty Images Elon Musk and House Republicans both promised to tackle federal spending.

While GOP congressional leaders and the White House are frustrated by Elon Musk’s comments that their bill is a “disgusting abomination,” they also don’t believe he will impact the vote count.

Senate Republicans will try to chart a path forward for the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" during a series of meetings on Wednesday -- including one where the President Donald Trump will work to shore up support for the megabill that advances his legislative agenda.