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🚨 BREAKING — In just the last 5 days, DOGE reports that agencies have axed & descoped 67 absurd government contracts, slashing a whopping $1.4 BILLION in ceiling value and SAVING taxpayers $648 MILLION!

Highlights of the spending insanity:

• $54K State Dept "Leader as a… pic.twitter.com/ijEYDFx3GY

— Election Wizard (@ElectionWiz) November 8, 2025

Musk's initial promise: $2 trillion in savings.

Actual savings: Possibly none at all overall, once indirect costs like federal employee severance/productivity losses are taken into account.

So basically an amateurish debacle. https://t.co/1oYe98rQ5e

— i/o (@avidseries) November 23, 2025

It was reduced to $1 Trillion.

Horrible news. We are running a $2 Trillion yearly deficit, and the UniParty wants to spend more.

movielover said:

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Horrible news. We are running a $2 Trillion yearly deficit, and the UniParty wants to spend more.

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Yeah, I was really looking forward to my DOGE dividend.
I bet you were too.

I guess we got duped.

movielover said:

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Horrible news. We are running a $2 Trillion yearly deficit, and the UniParty wants to spend more.

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DOGE was always a smokescreen that accomplished nothing except killing a bunch of kids in Africa. Sorry you had to find out this way.

I have found one positive to the government shutdown. Before the shutdown, I scheduled a vacation week during the shutdown and took it. After the shutdown was over, it was determined that no leave could be taken during the shutdown. So my vacation week was recorded as Furlough - Not Working. Now that the shutdown is done, I still have those 5 days of Annual Leave, so I'm going to get to use them twice. I'm planning to take them off around New Year's Day. Sweet!

I think Sick Leave was handled similarly.

PAC-10-BEAR said:

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Your post is fake news, bro.

DOGE is continuing to cut liberal spending.

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YOURE EASILY DUPED.

PRESIDENT CHUMP INCREASED THE NATIONAL DEBT BY $3.4 TRILLION OVER 10 YEARS.. $4.1 WHEN YOU INCLUDE INTEREST.

TURN YOUR BRAIN ON.
DO BETTER.

SIGNED,

HAAS CLASS OF '82

That’s why we did @DOGE https://t.co/N61qHeVQbd

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 21, 2025

Tim Walz was one of the loudest anti-Elon voices when Elon was at DOGE. Now we understand exactly why.

DOGE was a complete FARCE
Suckers and Losers got duped again by President Chump.

Welcome to DUMBERICA!

To sort DOGE's bogus cuts from its successes, The Times looked at federal records for the 40 largest items on the "Wall of Receipts." In at least 28 cases, DOGE got it wrong.

Its errors included:

• Double-counting. DOGE took credit for canceling the same Department of Energy grant twice, adding $500 million in duplicate savings.

• Timeline errors. One contract that DOGE claimed credit for ending had actually been terminated by the Biden administration, weeks before DOGE began its work. Three more items on DOGE's list had simply expired. These were pandemic-era contracts with pharmacies that provided free Covid-19 testing for the uninsured. They were originally allowed to spend up to a combined $12.2 billion, but they never came close to that level. Then, in May, the three contracts ended on schedule.
  DOGE still claimed credit for killing them, highlighting $6 billion in savings.

• Misclassifications. Seven programs that DOGE claimed to have terminated are not dead, including four that were resurrected by court rulings.
• Exaggerations. In 16 cases, DOGE greatly exaggerated its cuts. Many, including those two large Defense Department contracts, relied on an accounting trick that produced "savings" with little real-world effect. DOGE lowered the official "ceiling value" of contracts reducing the theoretical limit on what the government could eventually pay without changing its actual spending.

"Does lowering the maximum limit on your credit card save you any money?" said Travis Sharp, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, which studies federal spending. "No, it does not."

In one case, DOGE made its claim particularly hard to check: It took credit for saving $312 million by canceling a United States Agency for International Development contract, but declined to identify which contract, citing continuing litigation.

The Times used the few details given by DOGE to identify the mystery item as a tech contract with the firm Accenture. Here, as well, DOGE's claim was inflated by treating the ceiling value as if it were an I.O.U. that the government had to pay in full, though it did not.

BREAKING: Fraud has been found by DOGE in every single government program, per Elon Musk.

— Leading Report (@LeadingReport) December 27, 2025