It sounds like a significant and ambitious proposal! The idea of returning savings from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) initiative to the American public is quite bold. If implemented, it could impact both the economy and citizens directly, offering financial relief to many while also addressing the federal debt.
Elon Musk’s involvement adds an interesting tech-driven angle, especially since the DOGE initiative seems to be focused on government efficiency, something Musk has a history of advocating for in both his business ventures and public statements.
James Fishback’s suggestion to use a portion of the savings as a “dividend” is also intriguing. If the Trump administration moves forward with it, this could open up discussions on how savings from government efficiencies can directly benefit citizens rather than simply being reinvested in other areas of government.
Do you think this concept could gain traction, or do you see challenges in executing such a plan?
