Department of Government Efficiency EU Poland, Europe Office

Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), EU Poland, Europe Office
DOGE's initial stated purpose was to reduce wasteful spending and
eliminate unnecessary regulations. However, according to the executive
order that established it, its formal purpose is to "modernize federal
technology and software to maximize governmental efficiency and
productivity".
Właśnie tworzymy Oddział Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), EU
Poland, Europe Office
w Polsce, Europie, Unii Europejskiej, aby optymalizować załatwianie
wszystkich spraw urzędowych
On November 14, on social media, Musk called for individuals who were
interested in working for the organization to send CVs to DOGE's X
account via DM.[22] It was noted at the time that, because Musk's
platform does not allow non-premium accounts to DM premium or verified
accounts by default, only those who subscribed to X's paid premium
service could submit their CVs in this way.[23] DOGE's X account has
since allowed direct messages from non-premium accounts.[24]
https://doge.gov/
https://x.com/DOGE?mx=2
Department of Government Efficiency
@DOGE
The people voted for major reform.
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26 sty
Another $145M in federal savings due to cancellations of 16 DEIA
contracts by the Departments of Labor, Transportation, Agriculture,
Commerce, HHS, and Treasury. Thanks to those departments for their
pro-active and rapid work.
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24 sty
In the first 80 hours, approx $420M of current/impending contracts have
been cancelled. 2 leases have also been cancelled.
Initial focus is mainly on DEI contracts and unoccupied buildings.
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22 sty
$784 MILLION in taxpayer dollars for a new U.S. embassy in South Sudan,
initiated in 2023.  This is not a reasonable expenditure.
Source:
https://stateoig.gov/report/isp-i-23-12
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22 sty
The penny costs over 3 cents to make and cost US taxpayers over $179
million in FY2023.
The Mint produced over 4.5 billion pennies in FY2023, around 40% of the
11.4 billion coins for circulation produced.
Penny (or 3 cents!) for your thoughts.
Sources:
https://jmbullion.com/investing-guide/numismatics/cost-of-producing-a-penny/
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21 sty
The Executive Order establishing DOGE
Ze strony whitehouse.gov
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21 sty
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17 sty
The last time a comprehensive review of the federal government was
completed in 1984, the budget was $848 billion, national debt was $1.6
trillion & debt to GDP ratio was 38%. The budget is now $7 trillion, the
national debt is $35.3 trillion & the debt to GDP ratio is 121.6%.
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15 sty
USAID spends $40B+ of taxpayer dollars to fund foreign aid:
- $45mm to DEI scholarships in Burma
- $520mm for consultant-driven ESG investments in Africa
- $1.2bn in awards to undisclosed recipients
Source:
https://usaspending.gov
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13 sty
Federal regulations cost Americans $1.9 trillion each year.
If this regulatory cost was a country, it alone would be the 12th
largest economy in the world.
Sources:
https://cei.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/10K_Commandments.pdf
https://worldometers.info/gdp/gdp-by-country/
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10 sty
The current administration has imposed $1.7 trillion in regulatory costs
on the economy.
Per household costs are projected to be $47,000 over the lives of the
regulations and will result in over 300 million paperwork hours spent on
compliance.
Source:
https://oversight.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Regulatory-Overreach-Staff-Report.pdf
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