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Senator Schumer: DOGE is not a real government agency. DOGE has no authority to make spending decisions. DOGE has no authority to shut programs down or to ignore federal law. DOGE’s conduct cannot be allowed to stand. Congress must take action to restore the rule of law," Schumer's post continued.   

Musk described the effort to slash government waste and bureaucracy as a one-time opportunity.

"Hysterical reactions like this is how you know that @DOGE is doing work that really matters," he wrote in response to Schumer.

"This is the one shot the American people have to defeat BUREAUcracy, rule of the bureaucrats, and restore DEMOcracy rule of the people. 

We’re never going to get another chance like this. It’s now or never. Your support is crucial to the success of the revolution of the people," he asserted.

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CNN stalwart Wolf Blitzer unceremoniously being toppled from his primetime perch is set to be the first move in a blood-bath targeting overpriced and underperforming talent at the spiraling news network.

 "this frees up a prominent time while also weeding out the dead weight."
Under the reign of CNN's ironfisted new boss, Mark Thompson , who is said to be hell-bent on ruthless cuts after a ratings implosion of epic proportions.

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The Army Black Hawk helicopter that collided with an American Eagle flight over the Potomac River late last month was flying with a safety system turned off, Sen. Ted Cruz told reporters Thursday following a closed door briefing by the Federal Aviation Administration and National Transportation Safety Board. 

All 67 people on the two aircraft were killed when they collided near Reagan National Airport near Washington, D.C.

Cruz, a Texas Republican, chairs the Senate Commerce Committee, which has oversight of the airline industry.  He said senators were told the helicopter had its automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) system turned off. 

Comment:

Military aircraft are allowed to fly with that system off, but under what circumstance?

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Tat Guy..

 

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