Musk 'disappointed' with Trump's Massive Tax and Immigration Package

@#13 ... but its own wall of receipts shows just $35 billion ...

DOGE Savings ...

How much has Elon Musk's Doge cut from US government spending? (April 25, 2025)
www.bbc.com

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Initial pledge: $2 trillion

Revised pledge: $1 trillion

Current estimated savings: $160 billion

Itemized savings: $61.5 billion

Savings with receipts attached: $32.5 billion
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... I remember when ...

Is your memory correct?

If yes, then why no substantiation provided?

If yes, then why no substantiation provided?

Really no need it was his first executive order.

The President's first Executive Order called for more transparent, participatory, and collaborative government. This action set the bar for Executive Orders and Memoranda to follow that further his commitment to a government that is open and efficient.
obamawhitehouse.archives.gov

@#17 ... Really no need it was his first executive order. ...

That Executive Order does not appear to have anything to do with the comment I replied to.

What else yer current alias got, besides deflection?

From #15 ...

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DOGE Savings ...

How much has Elon Musk's Doge cut from US government spending? (April 25, 2025)
www.bbc.com

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Initial pledge: $2 trillion

Revised pledge: $1 trillion

Current estimated savings: $160 billion

Itemized savings: $61.5 billion

Savings with receipts attached: $32.5 billion
...

Elon Musk to exit government, upset that Trump bill undermines DOGE's work
arstechnica.com

... Senior White House officials such as Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller "were particularly irked by those comments, and the White House was forced to call Republican senators to reiterate Trump's support for the package," according to Reuters. The news article said that "Musk did not have a formal conversation with Trump before announcing his exit" and quoted a source as saying that Musk's departure was decided "at a senior staff level."

Musk last month tried to appease nervous Tesla investors by saying he would spend more time at the car company and less at the government. But even then, Musk said he would likely continue for "the remainder of the president's term, just to make sure that the waste and fraud that we stop does not come roaring back" and that "I think I'll continue to spend a day or two per week on government matters for as long as the president would like me to do so and as long as it is useful." ...

Last week, Musk posted that he was "back to spending 24/7 at work and sleeping in conference/server/factory rooms."

Lawsuits against Musk, DOGE continue

Musk and the Trump administration are facing numerous lawsuits over the authority wielded by DOGE and the large spending cuts imposed by the new government entity. In one case filed by 14 states against Musk, DOGE, and Trump, a federal judge dismissed President Trump from the lawsuit on Tuesday but said the lawsuit can proceed against Musk and DOGE.