Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, says it has saved $160 billion through its push to root out wasteful or fraudulent government spending. But that effort may also have come at a cost for taxpayers, with a new analysis from a nonpartisan research and advocacy group estimating that DOGE's actions will cost $135 billion this fiscal year. read more
In the latest example of altering figures on the agency's website, staffers at DOGE seemingly updated its claimed savings overnight on Tuesday, erasing approximately $962 million, according to NOTUS. read more
"When it comes to deportation please expound what you mean when you say "due process". "
You posted: "He entered illegally and that is beyond dispute. That means he's deportable."
That does NOT, in and of itself, constitute a deportable offense...NOT UNTIL THAT HAS BEEN ADJUDICATED BY A COURT. You know..."Due Process".
My turn: Please comment on the fact only 6 of the ~285 folks renditioned to El Salvador had criminal convictions.
www.propublica.org
"NOT A SINGLE LINK"
That's a lie, I gave multiple links. It's not my fault you couldn't understand them.
You posted an article admitting the top 1% got roughly 83% of the tax cuts.
That means if the .1% got just 60% of the cuts for the top 1%...that means the top .1% got MORE THAN HALF the Trump 1.0 tax cuts...and that's BEFORE counting interest, where you conflated direct ownership with direct and indirect ownership.
60% of the 1%'s tax cuts going to the .1% makes sense, since all lower tenths-of-a-percentile have relatively small windows. But once you get to the .1%...you could be talking millions, or hundreds of millions, or billions; there's NO window cap. It makes sense the bulk of the cuts lean toward the top of the scale.
But I get it: you don't understand the underlying math.