Musk is already hinting at sharing Doge savings while nation is still massively in debt with Republicans planning a huge tax cut
Elon Musk is considering a proposal to distribute $5,000 in "dividends" as tax refunds to American households, funded by savings from his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), though these savings have not been fully proven. The plan, suggested by James Fishback, an adviser to DOGE, has faced criticism for being premature. Musk's claims of $55 billion in savings are largely unverified, with only a third demonstrated. The proposal comes amid a $36 trillion federal debt and potential $4.5 trillion Republican tax cuts. Musk has indicated he would discuss the idea with the president.
