The former Pittsburgh Steelers star, Le’veon Bell, once again put the critics of billionaire Elon Musk in Blast in a publication on social networks.
Musk has been criticized when he was used to be the key advisor to the Government Efficiency Department (Doge). The Doge team has received instructions to find ways to reduce government spending, among other tasks.
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Elon Musk speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), February 20, 2025, in Oxon Hill, Maryland. (Photo AP/José Luis Magana)
Bell, who had already defended Musk and President Donald Trump at the beginning of the week, had more to write in the CEO of X, Spacex and Tesla.
“Imagine coming to this application to call Elon Musk ‘stupid’,” wrote former NFL corridor in his publication. “The same type that this application possesses, and that is actually putting rockets in the sky … but we really have people who feel in the application and do nothing all day, but complain about Elon Musk … hahaha Brother, fried. “
Dege reported Tuesday that he saved around $ 65 billion. Dege said the savings estimate came from a “fraud detection/elimination combination, contract/lease cancellations, contract/lease rewards, asset sales, subsidy cancellations, reductions in workforce, programmatic changes and regulatory savings “
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Former President Donald Trump listens to former Pittsburgh Steelers Antonio Brown, on the left, and Le’veon Bell in a campaign demonstration, on October 19, 2024 in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
“We are working to load all these data in a digestible and totally transparent manner with clear cases, according to the applicable rules and regulations,” Dege said on his website.
But Musk had drawn the wrath of federal workers for an email request on the work they have done.
Trump was asked about the email application on Tuesday.
“It’s voluntary,” he said, and added that “if you don’t answer, I guess you’re fired.”
Elon Musk speaks during an event at the Oval office with President Donald Trump in the White House on February 11. (AP images)
The issue continued at a hearing of the Supervision and Responsibility Committee of the Chamber in which a Democrat referred to Musk as the president and Trump as the “Chief Grifter”.
