Sen.
Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) criticized President Donald Trump’s "Big Beautiful Bill," arguing that the legislation shifts significant financial benefits toward wealthy Americans while reducing funding for key safety-net programs.
Warren Targets Trump’s Tax Cuts On Saturday, Warren attacked Trump’s signature legislative package in a post on X, saying it represents "the largest transfer of wealth from working people to the rich in modern American history." "$1 trillion+ handed to the top 1% in tax breaks," she wrote.
She added, "$1 trillion+ ripped out of Medicaid and food assistance." She further said, "That’s Trump’s signature policy ‘win.’" Reminder: The "Big Beautiful Bill" is the largest transfer of wealth from working people to the rich in modern American history.$ 1 trillion+ handed to the top 1% in tax breaks.$ 1 trillion+ ripped out of Medicaid and food assistance.That’s Trump’s signature policy "win."— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) July 17, 2026 Read Also: Elizabeth Warren Says Trump Chose His 'Corrupt' Crypto Profits Over Being a 'President for Working People' Lawmakers Clash Over Trump Policies And Deficit Earlier, Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said the U.S. had the resources to improve health care, education and infrastructure, arguing that the issue was wealth distribution rather than affordability.
