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White House Sends DOGE Spending Cut Package to Congress

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White House Sends DOGE Spending Cut Package to Congress
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JUN 3
Above: Director of the United States Office of Management and Budget, Russell Thurlow Vought, is seen outside of the Oval Office in Washington, D.C., on May 30, 2025. Image copyright: Celal Gunes/Contributor/Anadolu via Getty Images
story last updated JUN 4

The Spin

Republican narrative

Republicans are eager to codify these spending cuts and eradicate wasteful scams, such as $11 million for an Iraqi "Sesame Street." Once Trump sends the rescissions package to Congress, Speaker Johnson will swiftly pass it, leveraging expedited procedures. White conservative Republicans are justifiably concerned about the bloated budget bill, they should embrace this strategic rescissions scheme, which will surgically restore sanity to federal spending.

Washington Times

Conservative narrative

Republicans' enthusiasm for DOGE cuts is mere political theater. This tiny rescissions package, a fraction of the $6.75 trillion 2024 budget, barely dents federal waste. Speaker Johnson's rush to pass it sidesteps the real issue: soaring deficits and entitlement reform. Instead of tackling Medicare and Social Security’s unsustainable costs, Republicans play it safe with small savings, prioritizing optics over bold fiscal responsibility.

Chronicles

Democratic narrative

Trump's DOGE cuts are deceptive. While the White House claims it's saving Americans money, it's simultaneously repealing other policies, like Biden's credit card fee cap, which saved households $10 billion yearly. DOGE's claimed "savings" from deregulation, like appliance efficiency rollbacks, also ignores $576 per household in higher costs in 2024. The only beneficiaries here are corporations, which is who the Republican government actually works for.

New York Times

Public Figures

Donald Trump

Mike Johnson

Elon Musk


The Controversies


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Political split

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RIGHT

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