Federal Reform in Action: How DOGE’s Credit Card Cancellations and Trump’s Spending Overhaul Signal a New Era

In an unprecedented move aimed at overhauling wasteful spending and modernizing government operations, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) announced on Tuesday that it had canceled over 200,000 government credit cards. This dramatic initiative, revealed in a post on X (formerly Twitter), is part of a larger strategy overseen by

White House advisor Elon Musk to streamline federal operations and reduce administrative costs. With an estimated 4.6 million government credit cards and 90 million unique transactions recorded in fiscal year 2024, this action represents a significant step toward a leaner, more efficient government.