Elon Musk Can't Believe He's Heading The Bizarre Task Force He Made Up With Trump
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The Tesla CEO spoke about the hazily proposed "Department of Government Efficiency" on his social media platform, X.
Elon Musk says he “still can’t believe” that his “Department of Government Efficiency” that President-elect Donald Trump tapped him to lead earlier this month “is real.”
The billionaire Tesla CEO was appointed by Trump to head the newly created department, also known as DOGE, in the politician’s second administration alongside biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy. (Ramaswamy holds shares in BuzzFeed, HuffPost’s parent company.)
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In a post shared on his social media platform, X, formerly called Twitter, on Sunday, Musk wrote, “I still can’t believe @DOGE is real,” alongside multiple crying-laughing emojis.
“But I think it’s actually going to work,” he added in a follow-up post.
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