It was already ridiculous enough when Elon Musk claimed to be considering stimulus checks funded by DOGE’s nonexistent savings. Now, the checks proposer has clarified that if they do go out, low-income Americans won’t get them, and their “symbolism” will take priority over their dollar amount.
Recently, investor James Fishback took to X with his proposal that DOGE send out “dividends” or stimulus checks to American taxpayers funded by the department’s government savings. He proposed that the department could give all taxpayers $5,000 next summer, which would only account for 20% of DOGE’s savings. Musk quickly took interest and claimed he would check with Donald Trump whether to move forward with the dividends. The only problem is that DOGE’s savings don’t exist yet. While the company has claimed to have saved billions, NPR estimated their actual savings is about $2 billion. The idea that its savings will jump from $2 billion to $1 trillion in a year is pretty far-fetched.
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