Musk to rejoin his failing businesses after his DOGE team successfully helped add $600 billion to the federal deficit
by Rich Smith 1 year ago 
Elon Musk has announced a full-time return to struggling Tesla, just days after Donald Trump announced a spending bill that adds $600 billion to the federal deficit.
After months of ideological cost-cutting, and making over a quarter of a million federal employees unemployed, Musk’s efforts have been recognised in a spending bill that adds over half a trillion dollars to the deficit.
Musk fan Chuck Williams told us, “Elon’s time in government has been nothing short of a spectacular success.
“Sure, people are going to point to a rapidly rising federal deficit and make it look like the government hasn’t actually cut spending like it promised to – but Elon has only failed to cut government spending if you look at the money they’re spending and that they plan to spend in the next year. Which is a very blinkered, liberal outlook.”
“If you only look at the things he’s claimed to have saved, rather than the actual numbers in the budget, then he’s done a brilliant job.
“Yes he has, shut up.
“We should take Elon’s word for what he has achieved, rather than looking in the budget. There is nothing wrong with marking your own homework, and let me tell you, our education system would have much better marks across the board if we adopted the same policy in our nation’s classrooms.”
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