US EditionElon Musk’s DOGE to investigate ‘strangely wealthy’ Congress members. Who’s at risk?
- Elon Musk announced his Department of Government Efficiency would investigate members of Congress becoming wealthy.
- Musk questioned how some members of Congress amass significant wealth on relatively modest public salaries.
- The announcement followed a post on X highlighting a collective net worth of $439 million for some officials.
- Musk claimed that money from USAID could be funneled through NGOs and returned to politicians.
- Musk's investigation aims to uncover financial gains and prevent questionable practices among elected officials.
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DOGE/Musk to investigate Dem. Members of Congress
It seems Pizzagate enthusiasts have a new bogeyman, and the law-breaking vote buyer has declared that he is going to investigate the wealth of certain Democratic members of Congress. At Musk’s town hall, one attendee asked him if DOGE had uncovered...
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Olean Times HeraldLawmakers make bank on stocks
The DOGE-damners on Capitol Hill are going to hate Elon Musk’s latest target: Congressional wallets.
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Elon Announces DOGE's Next Target - Nancy Pelosi May Just Flee the Country
How in the world did they get so rich? To be clear, we’re not talking about billionaire moguls like Elon Musk or Mark Cuban — love them or hate them, […] The post Elon Announces DOGE's Next Target - Nancy Pelosi May Just Flee the Country appeared first on The Western Journal.
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