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"Nobody elected Elon" Bynum, Wyden, Merkley at the Treasury rally

Elon Musk is making significant moves to reduce federal spending with President Donald Trump's support, including cuts to the Department of Education and plans to shut down USAID, which is responsible for foreign aid.
Musk's actions have raised concerns among experts, as he is rejecting appropriations laws passed by Congress and taking control over funding.
Senator Thom Tillis stated that Musk's actions could be unconstitutional but noted that it is not uncommon for presidents to adjust spending authority.
Senator Susan Collins expressed worry about Musk's demands for personal information from federal employees, stating that his actions do not comply with legal requirements.

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"Nobody elected Elon" Bynum, Wyden, Merkley at the Treasury rally

At a rally outside of the Treasury building titled "nobody elected Elon," Democratic politicians gave speeches.

19 days ago·Portland, United States

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‘Nobody should bellyache: Senate Republican admits Musk’s actions are unconstitutional, defends him

Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, has been making unprecedented moves to slash federal spending with the blessing of President Donald Trump. As the head of the Department of Government Efficiency (which is not yet an official federal agency authorized by Congress), Musk is exploring major cuts to the Department of Education and plans to shut down USAID — the agency responsible for foreign aid. His team has also been granted access to the …

20 days ago·Washington, United States

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