Majority approve of Musk DOGE efforts

 Breitbart:

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Across the board, 55 percent approve. Among those 38 percent “strongly” approve. Another 46 disapprove, and among those, 37 percent do “strongly.”

Republicans approve the most, seeing 84 percent approving of Musk leading DOGE, compared to 55 percent of independents and 28 percent of Democrats. Most Democrats, however, 71 percent, disapprove.

When asked how important it is to reduce “fraud and abuse in the federal government,” 86 percent across the board deemed it important. Of those, 66 percent said it is “very” important.

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Notably, there is a majority consensus across party lines, as 82 percent of Democrats say it is important to reduce fraud and abuse in the federal government, as do 93 percent of Republicans and 84 percent of independents.

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The survey does not explain why 71 percent of Democrats disapprove of Musk's efforts.  Why would anyone support spending $59 million on luxury hotels for illegals?  That clearly makes no sense and Musk is right to expose the problem.

See also:

Top Democrat under heavy fire for lobbing violent threat at the Trump administration

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 A Democratic congressman has come under fire from conservatives on social media after advocating for a “street fight” during a rally against Elon Musk’s efforts to curb government waste through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

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