Republicans are not sure of the fate of Doge Leader Elon Musk as an employee of the White House after a bomb report indicated that the richest man in the world could soon resign from his position.
President Donald Trump reportedly informed his cabinet and senior staff that the billionaire would take a step back of his role with high visibility on top of the government reform.
The Tesla CEO will return to the business world soon, Politrico reported for the first time.
Pers secretary Karoline Leavitt called the report 'Garbage' and noted that the plan was always for Elon to 'leave the public service' after his 'incredible work at Doge is complete'.
But Gop -legislers were apparently confused by the news.
“Yes, I don't know he will leave completely,” Huis Republican conference chairman Lisa McClain, R-mich., DailYMail.com told.
“I heard about this and I have heard nothing of the mouth's mouth, so to speak.”
The Republican shared that there may be special rules that dictate how long Musk can stay with the administration.
“I have heard everything, from as a special appointed to the president, you can only stay x -number of days,” she said before she added, “I just give you speculation.”
President Donald Trump reportedly told his cabinet this week that doge leader Elon Musk will soon leave the administration
The White House quickly condemned the report from Politico and called the 'waste'
Musk has been on the side of the Republican since the 2024 campaign. Musk reportedly spent $ 300 million to have Trump choose
Musk is considered a 'special government officer' (SGE), a classification that is accompanied by restrictive work conditions.
Under the scheme it is expected that SGEs will not serve more than 130 days.
The DOG leader period is expected to be on May 30, although the White House can take steps to keep the billionaire with the staff longer.
'I think it was musk who even said he was here in front [that he] I wouldn't be here for a long time, “Senator Tom Tillis, RN.C., told DailyMail.com.
“I don't think anyone thought he would be here for four years.”
“I think there is always a place for people who push change, but in the end you have to institutionalize these efficiency measures in the agencies themselves,” the Republican went on.
Musk also responded to the polico report and called it 'fake news'.
Yet the prospect of the CEO of Tesla would return to its electric car company to stabilize the organization with protests and a waving share price enthusiastic investors.
Republican legislators told DailyMail.com that Musk would always run away from Doge after a period of time
Trump organized an event for Tesla in the White House in March
After the report appeared, the Tesla shares jumped by more than five percent.
Tesla has recently been startled with protests, vandalism and violence related to Musk's actions at Doge.
The departure of the billionaire from the Trump government can be a positive development for the Republican White House.
Musk has become unpopular because of the radical efforts of Doge to lower government spending, mainly because of his guidelines that reduce tens of thousands of federal jobs.
On Tuesday, the SpaceX boss got another blow when the Republican candidate for the Wisconsin Supreme Court, Brad Schimel, lost to Democrat Susan Crawford.
The Doge leader spent more than $ 20 million dollars on the race, although his preferred candidate lost 10 points.
