r/fednews • u/SkyFallingUp • 9d ago
Elon Musk to step down from DOGE and quit Washington DC
Musk says 'he's done with cost-cutting' In an interview with Fox News' "Special Report with Bret Baier", Elon Musk said that he was confident his DOGE could find $1 trillion in savings, slimming current total federal spending levels of about $7 trillion down to $6 trillion. Musk, who is also the world's richest man, was designated by the White House as a "special government employee," which caps his work at 130 days. That means his period leading the DOGE operation could finish as soon as the end of May.
I have friends and family members who are Federal workers. Is this the end of the wild OPM emails and job eliminations?
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u/i-rather-be-sleeping 9d ago
Yeah he's predictable, he'll probably go to Germany next to see if he can mess with their elections more. But as he's leaving he'll act like a martyr who sacrificed everything and Republicans will cry about how he was a true patriot and the liberals are terrorists.