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Elon Musk led the Ministry of Efficiency to incredible success in just four months, exposing hundreds of billions of dollars in government waste. But what will his tenure and waste become when he finishes his job as a special government employee? What about Tesla and SpaceX? The answers to all of these questions are very positive.
Musk's success in so many fields is no accident. The man has not only executives who optimize institutions and procedures, but also represents the ability. After he completed a project, he professionally chose someone to take his place and released himself as another business.
This explains why Musk was able to run so many different but still hugely successful businesses, including Tesla, Starling, X Corporation, Boring Company, Neuralink, and more. He always replaces himself, and they can replace his actions.
David Marcus: Musk's Doge changes the way the United States sees waste of federal spending
This model of leadership migration in the private sector has been translated into the public sector with Doge, so even if Mr. Musk has left, the American people should expect the sector's continued success.
Doge has made amazing progress, but they still only scratch the surface. The reality is that the federal budget is close to $7.5 trillion, and the Governor's staff will spend a lot of time through it all.
That is, Mr. Musk's early progress and substantial progress were even better, as all obstacles were abandoned in their own way. The activist judge kept ordering the suspension of Doge's activities, while Biden Adminissions' remaining Apparatchik deliberately hid information and attempted to conduct a torpedo investigation into Doge's investigation.
However, with the deportation of each obstacle, Doge's working in the federal budget is growing steadily, and this will continue even after Mr Musk leaves. This is not the end of a book, but just a new chapter.
Doge has achieved success in two key areas. First, sunlight is the best disinfectant, and the department is blindly bright with all kinds of abuse, corruption, fraud and waste, and all political institutions want to hide it from the public eye.
By making the American public aware of how their taxes are wasted, political pressure is created to stop waste. But all of this requires knowledge about the problem.
Before Doge, for example, there was no evidence that more than 12.3 million people were only 120 years old or older in the social security system, which is a clear sign of fraud. Now they have correctly marked it as deceased to prevent illegal payments.
Similarly, the public is completely unaware that the Treasury is allocating funds and cannot track where it goes. Because of Doge, the Treasury Department and the Fed now mark every payment, it can track spending on taxes.
While some of the waste identified by Doge can simply end in administrative action, most of it needs to be withdrawn by Congress. To this end, as soon as the White House began sending order packages to Congress, the cost cuts would begin to break down into laws, with the earliest exceeding $9 billion.
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It's a good start, but it only starts with the above $700 million budget. To realize that the hundreds of billions of dollars of potential cuts (and the expected cuts) that Doge has identified will require additional subscription packages, in some cases new legislation.
As for Mr. Musk and many of his companies, they have a bright future due to the success of their leaders. While companies like Tesla have seen volatile stock prices over the past few months, this largely reflects the broader stock market rather than reflecting Tesla’s valuation.
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Additionally, Tesla's stock price has risen 60% since Vice Presidential candidate Tim Waltz has notoriously mocked Tesla's stock price previous decline. Who is laughing?
Whether it is Tesla, the threshold or the X company, the future looks very bright. Mr. Musk has a real trick for building metaphorically and literally rocket ships.