Elon Musk through the Department of Effective Management (D.O.G.E) is directing billions of dollars to his companies, including SpaceX, Starlink, and Tesla. While D.O.G.E claims to be reducing government spending, data on the official website shows significant errors and manipulation of figures. For example, $4 billion in claimed savings were removed, and several large contracts, including $2 billion for Starlink, continue to go to Musk's companies. Experts consider this a clear conflict of interest, given his role in both the government and business.
3/7/2025 1:10:19 PM (GMT+1)
Elon Musk through D.O.G.E directs funds to SpaceX and Tesla, manipulating figures in government spending, which raises questions about conflicts of interest
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