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Elon Musk’s DOGE Drives Historic $155B Savings Despite Scrutiny

Del Bacho by Del Bacho
April 24, 2025
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Elon Musk’s DOGE Drives Historic $155B Savings Despite Scrutiny
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Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is shaking up Washington with its mission to slash wasteful spending, a cause resonating with Filipinos who value fiscal discipline.

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Under President Donald Trump’s administration, DOGE has claimed billions in savings, though a recent hiccup—$962 million temporarily removed from its website on April 15, 2025—has sparked chatter.

For conservative-minded Filipinos, this is a bold step toward accountability, even if the establishment is pushing back.

Led by Musk and Steve Davis, DOGE has been a game-changer, reporting $155 billion in total savings, equivalent to $900 per American taxpayer. Its “wall of receipts” highlights cuts to bloated programs, with the Department of Health and Human Services leading the charge.

The missing $962 million, reported by NOTUS, was likely a data tweak, not a scandal—DOGE’s website, last updated March 31, still shows massive savings.

Musk’s vision of $4 billion in daily cuts by 2026 aligns with conservative principles of lean government, a model the Philippines could learn from as we tackle our own budget debates.

The White House stands firmly behind DOGE, praising its fight against bureaucratic excess. Musk’s use of AI to monitor federal efficiency and trim redundant roles, like at USAID, shows a no-nonsense approach to governance.

Yet, the left-leaning media, like ABC News and The New York Post, has pounced, nitpicking DOGE’s accounting while ignoring its unprecedented results.

Legal challenges, including a lawsuit over transparency and a judge’s ruling on Social Security data, seem like attempts to derail a transformative effort.

For Filipinos, DOGE’s impact matters. A streamlined US economy could stabilize global markets, benefiting our trade and remittances. Musk, set to exit DOGE by May 30 due to regulatory limits, is proving that bold leadership can cut through red tape.

The internet’s frenzy over “missing receipts” misses the bigger picture: DOGE is delivering results for taxpayers. As conservatives, we see Musk’s work as a blueprint for putting people over politics.

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Del Bacho is a seasoned columnist, fight director, and sports broadcaster with over two decades of experience breaking down the biggest moments in combat sports. Known for his sharp takes and no-BS analysis, he's been ringside for legendary bouts and behind the scenes shaping the action. Now stepping into his next role as GDaddy, he’s seriously trying to bring back that same unfiltered energy for PGMN, just with a little extra wisdom (and maybe a few more granddad jokes).

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