The Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is taking bold steps to slash wasteful spending and rescue America’s economy from years of Democratic mismanagement. DOGE’s efforts, led by Sam Corcos and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, were highlighted on Fox News’ The Ingraham Angle, where they revealed how cutting bloated programs and tackling bureaucratic overreach will save billions for hardworking taxpayers.
January’s economic slowdown—driven by wildfires, flu season, and winter storms—has left some Americans nervous. But DOGE is already cleaning up the mess. Their crackdown on Pentagon waste, like axing the failing F-35 jet program and outdated missile systems, could save $60 billion. Iowa’s successful government streamlining, which saved $217 million by cutting redundant agencies, proves this approach works.
Tariffs on foreign goods, a key Trump policy, are protecting American jobs and industries. While liberal economists whine about price hikes, these measures ensure China and Mexico can’t undercut U.S. workers. The Fed’s decision to hold interest rates steady shows they trust Trump’s long-term plan, even as global markets panic over fake news about trade wars.
Democrat-leaning voters are spreading doom-and-gloom, with consumer sentiment hitting 2008-level lows. But Republicans know better. By shrinking the federal workforce, ending handouts to pointless agencies, and partnering with business leaders like Elon Musk, DOGE is proving that smaller government means bigger paychecks.
The left’s fearmongering can’t hide the facts. DOGE’s audits have exposed billions wasted on programs like environmental research at the Pentagon. Redirecting those funds to missile defense and veteran care makes America safer. The administration’s 10-to-1 deregulation rule ensures every new policy puts taxpayers first.
Elon Musk’s private-sector expertise is helping DOGE trim fat, just like he did at Tesla and X. Critics said it couldn’t be done, but Iowa’s success—and a planned $500 million in federal payroll cuts—show real results. Meanwhile, Biden-era holdouts in the bureaucracy are finally being shown the door.
Yes, prices for eggs and gas are up temporarily. That’s thanks to disasters like the avian flu—not Trump’s policies. Once DOGE finishes draining the swamp, families will see relief. The Fed’s patience will pay off, with inflation dropping as America rebuilds its manufacturing muscle.
The choice is clear: keep funding left-wing pet projects and deadbeat agencies, or back DOGE’s historic overhaul. Trump’s team is turning red tape into red-white-and-blue wins, proving conservative principles fix economies. The 2026 tax cuts, funded by tariff revenue, will be the icing on the cake.
