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The doge.gov/savings claimed to show $16 billion in savings from ending contracts. After correcting, it now shows $8.5 billion. NPR review of the more than 1,100 contracts in that initial release finds that DOGE's calculations still overstate its estimated savings totals by billions of dollars.
February 20, 2025 at 2:10 AM
The doge.gov/savings claimed to show $16 billion in savings from ending contracts. After correcting, it now shows $8.5 billion. NPR review of the more than 1,100 contracts in that initial release finds that DOGE's calculations still overstate its estimated savings totals by billions of dollars.
Where are the people who have the power to stop this insanity? No backbone or are they getting kickbacks to ignore it all? Please, someone who can, stop this insanity.
February 6, 2025 at 12:19 AM
Where are the people who have the power to stop this insanity? No backbone or are they getting kickbacks to ignore it all? Please, someone who can, stop this insanity.
If you do not know Heather Cox Richardson's works, please check her out. She is a direct source for the true political interpretations. Sample from yesterday: Your personal information is now in the hands of Musk and his young hackers, including Social Security. www.facebook.com/heathercoxri...
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February 3, 2025 at 3:02 PM
If you do not know Heather Cox Richardson's works, please check her out. She is a direct source for the true political interpretations. Sample from yesterday: Your personal information is now in the hands of Musk and his young hackers, including Social Security. www.facebook.com/heathercoxri...