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President Trump's administration, through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) led by Elon Musk, is attempting significant government cuts without direct voter accountability, raising concerns among fiscal conservatives about bypassing Congress. While some Republican senators are urging Musk to seek congressional approval for cuts, the initiative reflects a broader push for a corporate-style governance approach, which may disrupt traditional legislative processes. Critics warn that this could undermine Congress's role in spending decisions, potentially leading to voter backlash against the administration's aggressive cost-cutting measures.
Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is projected to save only a fraction of the promised $1 trillion, with estimates suggesting a mere $2 billion in actual savings. Firing all federal workers would only cut $245.8 billion in salaries, highlighting the minimal impact on overall federal spending. Critics argue that most government expenditures benefit the public rather than administrative costs, and the number of federal employees has remained stable since the 1970s.
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