Tech billionaire Elon Musk seems to be having “his plate full” running the Department of Government Efficiency.
When he was appointed the head of DOGE, the Tesla and Space X owner announced cutting some $2 trillion off government spending. His latest move towards this goal includes a request to stuffers to send a five-point email explaining what they’d accomplished in the past week.
Federal staff were given until February 24 to respond to the quest. In his post on X, Musk added: “Failure to respond will be taken as a resignation.”
However, the Department of Justice advised the recipients of the email not to respond “due to the confidential and sensitive nature of the Department’s work”, a source said.
Several other agencies did the same, including The Department of Defense. FBI Director Kash Patel gave his employees similar directive.
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