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One of my recommendations has always been to have another "Grace Commission" to study the Federal government and eliminate waste. fraud and abuse. It could also make major cost cutting recommendations like sending Welfare and Medicaid back to the States. Some changes would require legislation, others could be by Executive Orders.
The Grace Commission failed, it would have save the US from DEBT, but Congress never supported their money saving recommendations.
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Musk may be conflicted and unable to divest. Even without Musk this commission needs to happen.
The Grace Commission failed, it would have save the US from DEBT, but Congress never supported their money saving recommendations.
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Trump Says Musk Will Lead New ‘Government Efficiency Commission’—Here’s What We Know About It
Trump is expected to detail his plans for the commission, if elected to another term, in a speech Thursday.
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Key Facts
- The commission will be “tasked with conducting a complete financial and performance audit of the entire federal government” and make “recommendations for drastic reforms,” Trump said in his speech Thursday at the Economic Club of New York.
- Musk has agreed to lead the commission, Trump said—and while Musk has not commented since Trump’s speech Thursday, he has repeatedly said in the past he would be open to serving on the commission.
- The group’s first order of business, Trump said, will be formulating a plan to “totally eliminate fraud and improper payments within six months.”
- Musk has repeatedly raised the idea for such a commission, describing it as one that would ensure “taxpayers’ money . . . is spent in a good way,” and telling Trump he would be “happy to help out” during a live chat on X last month.
- Trump and his advisers have been discussing for months the formulation of a group led by business executives that would comb government spending for excess, the Washington Post reported earlier this week.
- In response to the Washington Post report, Musk wrote “can’t wait” and that there is “a lot of waste and needless regulation in government that needs to go” on X.
Musk may be conflicted and unable to divest. Even without Musk this commission needs to happen.