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Leavitt: Before it was Elon Musk making our government efficient and accountable, it was some unnamed bureaucrat that none of you knew.

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Ron Smith1 year ago

Is she admitting that it's now an unelected bureaucrat named Elon Musk?

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Lucas Sanders 💙🗳️🌊💪🌈🚺🟧1 year ago

She’s so vile.

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Ultramõrd Sillu1 year ago

Ah yes, because nothing says government efficiency like letting a billionaire LARP as a policymaker while actual experts get dismissed as “unnamed bureaucrats.”

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Rarely Tolerable.1 year ago

Should Trump and Musk take a wrecking ball to our govt? Senator Warren says they are already doing so.

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Dog House Show1 year ago

So now we have a named unelected bureaucrat we know is looking out for his best interest! Much more calming…..

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Jason 🇺🇸1 year ago

This is the dumbest administration in history and it hasn’t even been a month.

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Lib Dunk1 year ago

So we want from decentralized processing via unnamed bureaucrats/civil servants to the richest man in the world with the most government contracts $$$ on the line and the largest conflict of interest possible! Sounds great thanks for the reassurance @karolineleavitt 👍

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Bluedog1 year ago

If they were being transparent, they wouldn’t have fired all of the Inspector Generals.

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GermanNerd1 year ago

wake me up when he actually makes anything more efficient.

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Danny Goldberg1 year ago

yeah, i'll take the unnamed bureaucrat

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Grace Alexander1 year ago

You are, of course, missing the point that whether it's Elon working with Trump, or on his own, what they're doing is illegal unless they get the approval of Congress if the funds were appropriated by Congress. So there's that, @PressSec

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