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A Government Accountability Office report has found that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) overstated its savings claims by billions of dollars, citing inaccuracies and lack of evidence. The report highlighted specific instances where claimed savings were not substantiated and criticized DOGE for its lack of transparency in reporting.
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A Government Accountability Office report has found that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) overstated its savings claims by billions of dollars, citing inaccuracies and lack of evidence. The report highlighted specific instances where claimed savings were not substantiated and criticized DOGE for its lack of transparency in reporting.
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