Elon Musk Considers Sending All Americans $5,000 Checks From DOGE Savings But Excluding Those…

Elon Musk’s proposal for Americans unveiled.

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Elon Musk is considering a $5,000 payout to American taxpayers from DOGE savings.

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The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) was established to modernize federal technology and maximize governmental efficiency.

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Since its inception, DOGE has reportedly saved $55 billion by cutting government waste.

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These savings come from fraud detection, contract cancellations, asset sales, and workforce reductions.

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Despite its name, DOGE is not a federal executive department, as such a designation would require an act of Congress.

The agency has faced criticism for reportedly gaining unrestricted access to sensitive government data across multiple federal agencies, including the Treasury Department.

Additionally, DOGE’s efforts have led to massive layoffs and defunding of critical departments such as Energy, Veterans Affairs, Education, FDA, CDC, NIH, and USAID.

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These cuts have deeply affected essential services, including nuclear security, veterans’ healthcare, education research, food and medical device testing, epidemic prevention, and foreign aid.

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High-profile critics argue that this approach is causing severe damage and suffering, both domestically and globally, without significantly reducing government debt.

Elon Musk was appointed as a “special government employee,” allowing him to advise the federal government temporarily.

Despite these controversies, President Trump has lauded Musk’s leadership of DOGE as the most significant undertaking of Musk’s career.

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In an interview, Trump stated that Musk’s initiatives to reduce government waste, fraud, and abuse could eclipse his other ventures like Tesla and SpaceX in terms of importance.

Musk echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the critical role of America as a pillar of Western civilization.

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The DOGE initiative aims to cut federal spending by at least $1 trillion.

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Trump is optimistic that, with Musk’s efforts and additional revenue from tariffs, the U.S. could achieve a balanced budget quickly.

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Both Trump and Musk dismissed concerns about potential conflicts of interest, with Musk asserting the improbability of any misconduct due to close scrutiny.

Musk also committed to aiding the administration as long as he can be beneficial.

Recently, the Tesla CEO responded to a proposal on X (formerly Twitter) suggesting a ‘DOGE Dividend.’

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This initiative would provide Americans with a $5,000 tax refund check using savings from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

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The idea was pitched by James Fishback, CEO of Azoria and an outside adviser to DOGE.

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Fishback, an outspoken supporter of Trump and Musk, posted the idea on X.

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He wrote: “President Trump and @ElonMusk should announce a ‘DOGE Dividend’—a tax refund check sent to every taxpayer, funded exclusively with a portion of the total savings delivered by DOGE.”

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Fishback also attached a detailed PDF titled ‘The case for a DOGE Dividend.’

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Musk replied to the proposal with a short but intriguing message: “will check with the President.”

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As the SpaceX founder’s response gained traction, he added: “Obviously, the President is the Commander-in-Chief, so this is entirely up to him.”

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Fishback expressed gratitude, stating he was ‘honored’ that the world’s richest man showed interest in ‘our DOGE Dividend proposal for President Trump.’

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He also insisted that the ‘DOGE Dividend’ would not ‘be inflationary,’ claiming it would be funded entirely by savings from the agency.

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However, the proposed ‘DOGE Dividend’ faces significant legislative challenges.

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Critics argue the dividend is impractical and would face legal hurdles, particularly as it could exacerbate income inequality.

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Additionally, it contradicts the current deficit-laden federal budget, further complicating its feasibility.

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As of now, President Trump would need to approve the proposal before any action is taken.

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The nation awaits his decision on this unprecedented initiative.

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