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Expensive Axes of Diggety-DOGE

Fact-filled DOGE salaries

By Andrea Corwin Published 2 years ago • 1 min read
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Where power and budgets collide, Elon’s tech team thrives

Receiving immense salaries, those outsiders are crashing the inside hives

Kingly-paid Kyle in the Office of the Deputy Administrator at GSA gets lucrative pay, pocketing $195,200 per year

One step-down is Jeremy in the GSA Administrator’s Office, so sad, $167,000 - his pay for beer

Now the kid, age 28, does interviews of seasoned workers, Nate he is called, but $120,500 is all he clears

Reports and facts matter and proven is DOGE funding that in February came in at $40 million

So America, is it amusing for DOGE to be cruising, wreaking havoc in lives, while sitting high on the hog?

Now is it more visible in your eyes?

A big scam is working, a bigger one being worked up for play, but maybe if you buy some bitcoin, join the crypto world - you'll become rich - just watch out not to end up in a desolate debacle of a ditch

Copyright © 3/7/2025 by Andrea O. Corwin

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NOTE: this poem was created from various sources and information from an article in WIRED by Kate Knibbs - Some DOGE Staffers Are Drawing Six-Figure Government Salaries - Engineers and executives at the so-called Department of Government Efficiency are drawing healthy taxpayer-funded salaries—sometimes from the very agencies they are cutting.

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    Written by Andrea Corwin