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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wake me up when DOGE hits DoD. He’s distracting his theft at treasury by attacking small agencies that do “feel good” work. Easy target to spin up
MAGA into faux outrage about “waste and fraud” and flood the zone with bozo twitter trolls. [/quote]

There are multiple DOGE cells being assembled at DoD similar to other agencies.[/quote]

PP. DoD has the powerful lobbyists and  will be a good barometer of musk’s aims. Musk’s federal handouts don’t come from USAID and USAID was investigating him. Musk has a different relationship with DoD and will be interesting to see the results of his “audit.”[/quote]

I heard Elon and his team detected and stopped $  235 billion in fraudulent payments at Treasury in one weekend  that Treasury was aware of but regarded to cumbersome to audit and eliminate for years - they just kept the payments going . Think about that . That is our money . $235 billion is enough for free college education/ tech job training  for every American.

We all know their is tons of contract fraud at DoD-

We should be cheering for Elon and his team. Maybe some Fed employees should get smart and approach him as whistleblowers and see if they can negotiate a reward for ID'ing fraud in their department[/quote]

Are you going to pay less in taxes as a result? This won't help you at all.

I'm not cheering for 20 year olds to fire my friends and family without notice and to make our food dirty from lack of inspections and to starve people from ceasing food shipments overnight. Why would I cheer for that??

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No, I'm going to cheer that we've pushed the collapse of the country off for a little bit of time since we're in debt up to our eyeballs.

The debt per citizen today is $107,000 and per tax payer it is $323, 000.  Source: US Treasury, Federal Reserve and US Census Office.

You're under this ridiculous illusion that there is no problem. Well there is.[/quote]

We definitely won't be solving the debt problem by cutting taxes again for the wealthy and corporations. 
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