Musk, companies could avoid $2 billion in potential liability over DOGE role: Report
- Elon Musk and his companies faced $2.37 billion in potential federal fines as of Trump's inauguration, according to a Senate report by the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations staff.
- The report claims that Musk may evade this liability through his influence over the U.S. Government, particularly under the Department of Government Efficiency .
- Senator Richard Blumenthal's Democratic staff claims Musk's position enables him to evade government oversight, allowing for self-enrichment.
- A White House spokesperson denied allegations that Musk used his position for personal gain, stating that such claims are completely false and defamatory.
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Musk Pledged To Cut $1 Trillion at DOGE. Republicans Say It Was Always A Pipe Dream
Elon Musk blew into Washington after predicting he could deliver at least $2 trillion in cuts to the federal budget. That was the pledge he made to a roaring crowd in Madison Square Garden just before the election last year. After he arrived in D.C., the target was cut in half, but Musk’s goal was still wildly ambitious—and his confidence never wavered.“Our goal is to reduce the deficit by a trillion dollars,” Musk said in an interview with Fox …
Senate Report: DOGE Machinations Allowed Elon Musk to Avert Over $2B in Possible Legal Liability
As President Trump marks 100 days back in office, new polls show his approval rating around 40%, the lowest rating for the first 100 days of any presidency in 80 years. A Washington Post-ABC News poll found that even fewer people trust the Democratic Party, with nearly 7 in 10 saying it is “out of touch,” while 6 in 10 say Trump is “out of touch.” As DOGE also marks 100 days of gutting the federal government, a new Senate report finds Elon Musk …


Dems accuse DOGE cuts of saving tech mogul $2bn in tax liabilities
Musk’s role in DOGE ‘may allow him to evade oversight, derail investigations, and make litigation disappear whenever he so chooses—on his terms and at his command,’ the Democrats wrote
Congressional report says Musk's companies faced $2.37B in federal fines, raising conflict of interest concerns
'President Trump could not have chosen a person more prone to conflicts of interest,' says Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations minority report - Anadolu Ajansı
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