第一次！特朗普“公开背刺”马斯克

Core Viewpoint - Trump has publicly criticized Musk's approach to large-scale layoffs at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), indicating that such actions may be too hasty and should involve more careful consideration of personnel decisions [2][3][4]. Group 1: Trump's Criticism of Musk - Trump suggested that Musk's DOGE should only provide recommendations and not make unilateral decisions regarding personnel and policy [3]. - After the meeting, Trump emphasized the importance of retaining talented employees and criticized the idea of mass layoffs, advocating for a more surgical approach to personnel decisions [4][5]. - Trump's comments reflect growing unease among Republican lawmakers regarding the speed and scope of DOGE's layoffs, marking a public adjustment in the Trump administration's stance on the DOGE project [4][7]. Group 2: Layoff Details and Reactions - The layoffs initiated by Musk's DOGE have affected at least 20,000 federal employees, including veterans and cancer researchers [5]. - There has been political backlash against the layoffs, with protests occurring in states like Georgia, Texas, and Kansas, leading to suggestions from House Speaker Mike Johnson for Republican members to avoid in-person meetings in their districts [7]. - Musk has offered his personal contact information to some Republican senators to address concerns regarding the layoffs, indicating an attempt to alleviate internal party dissatisfaction [8]. Group 3: Legal Challenges - Legal challenges have emerged against the layoffs, including a federal judge's ruling that prohibits the U.S. Office of Personnel Management from dismissing certain probationary employees, citing a lack of authority to hire or fire employees from other agencies [9]. - Some employees who were laid off by the National Science Foundation have begun to be rehired following legal interventions [10].