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a) Based on polling, only 3/10 Americans support DOGE [1]. b) There is widespread (almost unanimous you would imagine) support for reducing waste, corruption e
by threeseed 2y ago
a) Based on polling, only 3/10 Americans support DOGE [1].
b) There is widespread (almost unanimous you would imagine) support for reducing waste, corruption etc in government. The issue is how you do it and whether you are negatively impacting people for little gain.
c) And from what we've seen to date, DOGE has not found anything that wasn't already known long ago by the Inspectors Generals.
[1] https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5105472-donald-trump-doge-support-survey/ https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5105472-donald-t...
- flutas 2y ago> a) Based on polling, only 3/10 Americans support DOGE [1]. and yet, here's an article that says the almost all of their focus group supports doge[0], saying explicitly: > "These swing voters are delighted by Musk's Trump-endorsed government housecleaning," Got any sources for your "c" claim? [0]: https://www.axios.com/2025/02/14/arizona-voters-trump-elon-musk-executive-orders https://www.axios.com/2025/02/14/arizona-voters-trump-elon-m...
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- Izkata 2y ago> by Filip Timotija - 01/24/25 3:04 PM ET Got anything more recent? Such as, after they started doing stuff? Even supporters were wary of creating a new department for this, because of the risk of it just lingering around without doing much and expanding the federal government, before seeing how they went about it.