DOGE Track is an online service tracking DOGE activities across the government, including Social Security. It tells you what has happened in great detail but gives no predictions for the future. It’s a great resource. There’s been so much going on that it’s been hard to keep track of it all. I’ll warn you that DOGE Track is a bit buggy. I can open it on my iPad but not my desktop. It’s labeled as a beta version, meaning they know it’s buggy and are working on it.
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Like everyone, I don't think DOGE has accomplished as much as they have wished. But I'll give them points for transparency here. Far better than SSA's "new" Step 5 program that will be rolled out sometime within the century.
I’m not sure publishing fabricated “savings” while refusing to disclose records and refusing to even publicly identify its own staff is conduct that can fairly be described as transparent. But then I’m not a brainwashed (and braindead) MAGA nut.
No need to give DOGE credit for anything -- DOGE Track is not their publication, it is from an outside party.
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