DOGE's wild, unverifiable savings claims discredited in US government report
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美国政府问责署（GAO）发布报告指出，无法核实DOGE（政府效率部）宣称的大部分节省金额。在DOGE报告的15887项终止拨款中，有13553项（约占其宣称节省额的96%）缺乏足够信息验证计算方法或具体构成。外部分析此前已显示其节省数据严重夸大，此次政府监督机构的结论进一步证实，DOGE所谓“收据墙”的节省声明可信度不足。
It won't come as a surprise that Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) didn't save taxpayers nearly as much as it claimed. Analysis from outside the government showed savings claims were heavily inflated, and now the government's own watchdog has said it wasn't able to confirm savings claims made in DOGE's so-called "Wall of Receipts."
For example, DOGE reported savings of $49.2 billion from cutting grants, but almost none of it could be verified, the US Government Accountability Office (GAO) said in its report yesterday. The GAO is the auditing and investigating arm of Congress and issued the DOGE report in response to a June 2025 request from Sens. Gary Peters (D-Mich.) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.).
"The Wall of Receipts did not provide sufficient information to verify the method DOGE used to calculate savings, or what the savings consisted of, for 13,553 of the 15,887 grants it reported as terminated. This corresponds to about 96 percent of the DOGE-reported grant savings," the GAO report said.
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