Congress Desantis Goads follows the FLO DOGE model, as Musk cuts are still waiting for the vote

Governor Ron Desantis urged the Chamber Republicans to note the successful implementation of Florida from “DOGE” type governance and to advance the reduction of waste, fraud and abuse identified by the organization of the executive branch.

“Elon Musk took too many tickets, including attacks on his companies and also to personal resorts, to bring the effort to DOGE,” he published Desantis on X.

“It became a public enemy #1 of the media inherited worldwide. Seeing that Republicans in Congress set aside any significant reduction in spending (and, in fact, completely funding things like USAID) is demoralizing and a betrayal of the voters who chose them,” said the Republican on Tuesday.

Desantis had re -published a comment by the former government scientist Matt Van Swol, who stated that Congressional Republicans did not do enough to go to DOGE.

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“ DOGE is literally one of the most popular government initiatives in history. 73% of North -Americans say they support the reduction of government waste. Trump brought the smartest man on Earth to do it … … The left destroyed Elon for this … The GOP will not vote for it, I cannot believe this, ” said Van Swol in the shared message.

On Tuesday, Disantis exposed his concerns, saying that the Florida executive branch has successfully implemented the DOGE policies in the state, increasing accessibility, reducing taxes and fucking cut -off of waste and fraud.

He said that Florida has been a state for 180 years and it was his own administration who paid 41% of his debt cumulative until the day.

Disantis said that the average Floridian debt debt quota is $ 400, while federally his UN is about $ 105,000.

The governor said how Musk nailed his neck to doge and saw that his car dealerships “pumped” and how the media “relentlessly removed him because he basically said, look, we cannot continue to do this …”

“And yet, we have a republican congress and, to date, we are at the end of May, passing the Day Memorial, and a penny have not been implemented in DOGE cuts by Congress,” said the single congressman.

DEMS calls the budget of the bill “Bureaucratic Water Torture” as a GOP “I’m glad to have the ball on our track”

“This is one of the reasons why we need a balanced budgetary modification in the United States Constitution. It is another reason why we need term limits for congressional members. But I think what you have seen with how, and I said before, that DOGE and Elon were in a collision course with the swamp.”

Thomas Massie, R-KY.

“This week no votes were canceled on rescissions. The speaker has repeatedly expressed his commitment to save the taxpayers’ funds through the rescissions process,” wrote Athina Lawson Press Secretary.

“By virtue of the law, this process requires a special message to Congress that details the proposed responses before Congress can act.”

The Chamber’s Republicans could not include a DOGE cut in the “great bill” because, to pass the Senate, the bill could only deal with the “compulsory” expense concerns.

The rules of reconciliation of the Senate also prevent this movement.

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The two options that the Chamber’s Republicans have are to wait for a formal termination request for a cut or cuts of the Director of Management and Budget, Russ Vrough, a Trump appointment, and to take it within 45 days or try to approve the separate legislation through the process of appropriations.

The topic with the latter is that the independent legislation of a request from the executive branch would require 60 votes, while a request for termination requires only a simple majority.

Currently, Republicans occupy 53 seats in the Senate. Two independents: sens. Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Angus King, Jr. of Maine – Caucus with the Democrats.

However, Republicans were lucky to put the Democrats through the process of appropriations, as the last step of the typically massive bills caused members of this party to contact their leader, Senator Charles Schumer in New York, to vote ultimately to fund the Government earlier this year.

Fox News Digital contacted Desantis and Johnson for comments.