EXCLUSIVE: Some Republicans in the house are getting more frustrated Elon Musk Dealing with his role in the federal government-frustration that spilled on Tuesday during a closed door meeting.
Ambassador Austin Scott, R-G. .
And he’s not the only GOP MP who feels so.
“He wants to see better communication between Doge, the president and the house, because we are feeding us wolves, while Elon only tweets,” one MP told Fox News Digital.
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Some Republicans in the house privately grumble about treating Elon Male Federal Government. (Getty Images/Fox News Digital Illustration)
Another GOP MP said, “I’ll put on Austin’s comments about, you know, it would be nice to have some heads. There’s a lot of questions.”
“Words are important, right? Well, let’s make sure we make the correct information that is correct,” said another MP.
Two Republicans in the house said Scott warned that Dogeu needed to “measure twice, cut once” in their revisions of the Federal Government.
Two others, Ambassador Ralph Norman, Rs.c., and another MP, said Scott had re -published a problem with men again on X, who mentioned people in federal benefits as a “class of parasites.”
“What Elon said are those who play the system are parasites. But Austin looks at it differently, which is fine, Austin means correctly. But he said his people had offended it,” Norman said.
Scott told Fox News Digital that he supported Doge’s goals, but reiterated his frustration.
Ambassador Austin Scott expressed concern about the male at the GOP meeting for the closed door. (Sean Rayford/Getty Images)
“The recent Dogea for Federal Employees’ requests were supposed to be coordinated with agencies before they were issued. I fully support those agencies that work with Doge to improve the efficiency and elimination of dollar tax waste,” Scott said in a written statement. “With the said, referring to Americans who may need the help of the Government as a” parasites “in any acceptable in any circumstances.”
House lawmakers returned to Capitol Hill on Monday after a week in their home districts, during which there were more than half a dozen Republicans Faced with the electorate who sought more answers to the dogs. Several demonstrations facilitated progressive groups.
GOP MPs who spoke with Fox News Digital everyone said they support the goal of reducing government waste but had problems with Musk methods -several raised specific questions with his Directive that E -s -federal employees Five bullets at work they did last week.
While the Escape from the Staff Management Office (OPM) did not mention the status of work, Musk announced on X that employees who failed to adhere to could be abolished.
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“It’s not how most of normal good bosses would let go of someone,” a third -house Republican for Fox News Digital said. “Some of them can be bad, but most of them are good. Treat them as Americans.”
Republican Fourth House, a member of the Kaukus Dog House, told Fox News Digital that Musk comments are not “help”.
Another person has taken a problem with Musk’s proposal on the stimulating checks of Americans using Doga savings.
“I think it’s childish,” that person said. “Now we want to take money for waste, fraud and abuse that has been collected by the federal government and give everyone $ 5,000 … or we can simply pay off the state debt or we could use it for the next round of approved funds we have to pay here in the Congress.”
Senator Lisa Murkowski has publicly criticized Musk’s treatment with federal workers. (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Others were public with their frustration, such as Senator Lisa Murkowski, R-Alash, which she published on X, “Our public labor deserves to be treated with dignity and respect for the unjust jobs they do. The absurd weekend e-mail yes justifies their existence ‘t. “
Ambassador John Rutherford, R-Fla, said he was on the executive authority to deal with his staff.
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“The reduction in force depends on the executive agencies and the executive branch, which manages President Trump. So if President Trump wants to make a reduction in executive agencies, it is his prerogative, “Rutherford said.
And the vast majority of Republicans still support the musk, at least publicly.
“I would say that I think the vast majority, the American people, understood and applauded and appreciated the effort of Doge, the goal of reducing the size and scope of the Government,” said President Mike Johnson, R-L. “The reason we are excited about what Elon Musk and the team do in Doge, the ultimate result will achieve the goal we have always had, which is to make the Government more effective.”
Fox News Digital addressed Doge’s spokesman Doge’s White House for comment.
