In a recent interview, Elon Musk described the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) as akin to a way of life, similar to Buddhism, as he prepares to step back from his role in Washington. Initially created to slash federal expenses by $2 trillion, DOGE has only achieved $160 billion in savings and a slight workforce reduction. Musk hinted at a possibility for DOGE to continue through Trump's presidency, contingent on approval. While facing criticism for its approach, he defended DOGE's effectiveness, estimating a 70â80% success rate despite acknowledging challenges ahead.
Billionaire tech mogul Elon Musk, who is stepping back from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), likened its efficiency mission to Buddhism.
Musk acknowledged that DOGE has only managed to trim $160 billion from federal spending but insists that roots for deeper changes are in place.
The future of DOGE might extend into Trump's term, depending on presidential backing, as Musk noted dealing with federal spending involves significant pain.
Despite criticisms, Musk believes DOGE is largely on track, claiming a 70-80% success rate in its reforms amid a laborious process.
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