DOGE: best thing ever.
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What happened to 2 trillion?
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They were quite vocal when DOGE uncovered $1 trillion in just one month and they wer bragging about how they would be able to issue a $5000 DOGE checks to every family (negating any savings)...then it got revised downward to $865 billion....maybe not a trillion but nobody ever cut that much before. Then after a couple of months the DOGE website quietly and without fanfare lowered that number $165 billion. That was about a month ago. And after another month....this group of geniuses who were slashing trillions in just a month back in March has only found an additional $10 billion.. They'll have to do better than that if they are going to keep owning the libs.
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175 Billion so far not including the latest news of Doge gaining access to Treasury.
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A federal judge in New York on Tuesday cleared the way for the Treasury Department’s entire DOGE team to access the federal government’s sensitive data systems that manage trillions of dollars in payments each year.
U.S. District Judge Jeannette Vargas lifted the final legal restriction barring four Treasury DOGE staffers from accessing Treasury’s payments infrastructure. Vargas relaxed her earlier order, finding the Trump administration had shown it set up a process to appropriately vet and train the employees.
The ruling marks a win for the Trump administration, which set off a political and legal firestorm earlier this year for granting access to the payment systems to Elon Musk’s DOGE operation. The payment systems contain sensitive financial data on tens of millions of American citizens and businesses.
New York Attorney General Letitia James and 18 other Democratic attorneys general had sued to block DOGE’s access to the systems.
In February, Vargas, an appointee of former President Joe Biden, largely sided with the states and prohibited DOGE staffers from accessing the system. At the time, she ruled that Treasury’s process for granting access to the sensitive data was so rushed and haphazard that it likely violated the law.
But the latest ruling on Tuesday significantly relaxes those restrictions, allowing Treasury DOGE team leader Tom Krause and DOGE members Linda Whitridge, Samuel Corcos, and Todd Newnam to access the agency’s payment and data systems.
U.S. District Judge Jeannette Vargas lifted the final legal restriction barring four Treasury DOGE staffers from accessing Treasury’s payments infrastructure. Vargas relaxed her earlier order, finding the Trump administration had shown it set up a process to appropriately vet and train the employees.
The ruling marks a win for the Trump administration, which set off a political and legal firestorm earlier this year for granting access to the payment systems to Elon Musk’s DOGE operation. The payment systems contain sensitive financial data on tens of millions of American citizens and businesses.
New York Attorney General Letitia James and 18 other Democratic attorneys general had sued to block DOGE’s access to the systems.
In February, Vargas, an appointee of former President Joe Biden, largely sided with the states and prohibited DOGE staffers from accessing the system. At the time, she ruled that Treasury’s process for granting access to the sensitive data was so rushed and haphazard that it likely violated the law.
But the latest ruling on Tuesday significantly relaxes those restrictions, allowing Treasury DOGE team leader Tom Krause and DOGE members Linda Whitridge, Samuel Corcos, and Todd Newnam to access the agency’s payment and data systems.
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Did they get better at math overnight or are they still making up numbers?
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Trump will pardon them for a large donation.
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Funny....in mid April that same website was showing $865 billion. what happened?
