DOGE Disrupts Washington: Elon Musks Radical Government Efficiency Experiment Collapses After Controversial Reforms
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Britannica details how Musk and allies like Vivek Ramaswamy eyed $2 trillion in savings, later scaled to $1 trillion, through mass layoffs and agency closures. DOGE fired over 76,000 workers via a "Fork in the Road" buyout email, shuttered USAID on July 1 amid fraud claims, and accessed Treasury payment systems, sparking lawsuits over privacy and constitutionality. By April, its "Wall of Receipts" boasted $150 billion saved, though errors inflated figures from prior administrations.
Yet controversy mounted. Critics slammed opaque staffing, classified documents hidden until 2034, and hasty cuts—like rehiring nuclear workers. Public backlash hit Musk hard: Tesla stock plunged 40 percent, protests erupted, and his popularity tanked. He stepped back in April and exited by May. DOGE never reached cabinet status, and by November 2025, Office of Personnel Management director Scott Kupor declared it "doesn't exist," though its principles of deregulation and waste-cutting endure, per his social media post. Savings claims? DOGE touted over $200 million; detractors say it cost billions.
As of December 10, 2025, per Britannica, DOGE's fleeting run exposes the perils of rapid reform—hype meets reality in Washington's maze. Listeners, thanks for tuning in—subscribe for more insights. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.
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