Despite some Democrats protesting the action, voters have expressed support for the Trump administration's efforts to wipe out unnecessary government spending.
President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk sent shockwaves across the country after the announcement Government Efficiency Bureau I push the USAID to freeze and suggest that the Department of Education could soon be shut down.
Earlier this week, several prominent Democrats, including Rep. Ayanna Pressley, were called D-Mass. but protested Doge's actions outside the Ministry of Finance. On Friday, 30 House Democrats, including Rep. Maxine Waters of D-Calif, tried to join the Washington, DC Department of Education to meet with DC's Deputy Education Secretary Denis L. Carter, but security stopped them . News Digital has been reported previously.
Despite the protests, many voters have defended the White House.
One voter, Teresa Albano, told the “story” that Democrats “panic” about the cut but don't think they're “helping themselves at all.”
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US President Donald Trump greets Elon Musk when he arrives to attend to view the launch of the SpaceX Starship rocket's 6th Test Flight, held in Brownsville, Texas on November 19, 2024. (Photo: Brandon Bell/Getty Images) (Brandon Bell)
“I don't want people to show me where this money is heading,” she told “Story” anchor and executive editor Martha McCallum on Thursday. “I don't even know if I'll go to some of the places they're saying. How should I know that it's not in their pocket? I mean, they emit so much stench About that…and then if you have nothing to hide, show it all.”
Democrats are “very upset,” she continues, saying spending is in the public eye, and hardworking Americans are worried about where taxpayer dollars go.
Voter Ranger Irwin said he was a “stalker” of Trump.
“He has America's greatest interests in his heart and feels like 100% Elon Musk has joined him,” Irwin said. “Looking at Elon's track record, it really cuts down a lot of other companies that have bought, like Twitter. [now X]. In other words, he made him choose half of the company. In other words, Twitter has been amazing ever since. I mean… he is [Trump] I got someone who knows what they're doing. ”
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Elon Musk joined former President Donald Trump in a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania on Saturday, October 5th, 2024. The rally is in the same place as Trump's lifetime attempt was made on July 13th. (Matthew McDermott from Fox News Digital)
Irwin added that he is not the only one who has noticed the White House work.
“My friends and all my colleagues are really excited and I'm really grateful Donald Trump's “They feel he is a strong leader America has needed for a while,” he said.
