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Sen. Bernie Sanders Supports Newly-Established Department Of Government Efficiency

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Senator Bernie Sanders has expressed support for the newly-established Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) following criticism of the Pentagon's budget and failed audits. President-elect Trump has appointed Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to lead DOGE in an effort to curb government wasteful spending. Sanders highlighted the Pentagon's budget of $886 billion and its repeated failed audits, emphasizing the need for change in defense spending.

Musk, in agreement with Sanders, has been vocal on social media about government overspending. He criticized the California High-Speed Rail Project, which has seen a significant cost overrun and delays in completion. Musk emphasized the importance of efficient government spending to avoid bankruptcy and inflation.

DOGE aims to bring about structural reform and a more entrepreneurial approach to government operations. Musk and Ramaswamy, as outside volunteers, will provide guidance to drive large-scale changes in government efficiency.

Elon Musk appointed to lead DOGE to curb government wasteful spending.
Senator Sanders criticizes Pentagon's budget and failed audits.
Musk criticizes California High-Speed Rail Project for cost overrun.

The national debt, now exceeding $36 trillion, has raised concerns about the country's financial stability. Musk has been advocating for better fiscal management to prevent economic collapse due to excessive government spending.

Trump's endorsement of DOGE underscores the administration's commitment to improving government efficiency and reducing wasteful expenditures. Musk and Ramaswamy's involvement as external advisors signals a new approach to addressing fiscal challenges and promoting responsible financial practices.

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