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Senator Roger Marshall is fighting hard to make the DOGE cuts permanent. He says these cuts are saving taxpayers huge amounts of money by cutting out government waste. The senator believes this is what Americans want – a government that spends their money wisely.
Marshall just introduced a new law called the DOGE in Spending Act. This law would lock in the spending cuts already made by the Department of Government Efficiency. So far, DOGE has slashed over $180 billion in federal spending. That’s real money back in the pockets of hardworking folks.
At town hall meetings, some people have gotten upset about these cuts. They’re fed misinformation by the left about what these cuts really do. One meeting in Kansas had to end early because angry crowds pressed the senator with false claims. They don’t understand this is about protecting taxpayer dollars.
Veterans and farmers have raised concerns, but Senator Marshall knows the truth. These cuts are carefully designed to eliminate fraud, not hurt our heroes or producers. In fact, the new law includes strong checks to make sure every dollar is properly tracked and spent right.
The senator stands firm against the critics. He says if he were Elon Musk, he’d double down on these efficiency measures, not back down. That’s the kind of bold leadership we need in Washington – leaders who aren’t afraid to do the right thing even when it’s tough.
President Trump started this important work, and now Senator Marshall is working to finish the job. He’s leading the charge in Congress to make these cuts permanent law. This will save billions more and finally bring real fiscal responsibility to the federal government.
Yes, some federal jobs are being cut, but that’s because we’re cutting the waste, not the essential work. The DOGE cuts target bloated bureaucracies, not services Americans rely on. It’s about making government lean, mean, and accountable again.
Senator Marshall is confident these cuts will cross the finish line. He’s fighting every day to deliver on this promise to the American people. It’s time to lock in these savings and end the era of runaway spending for good.
