In a recent post to X, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) announced an update in its investigation into the abuse of government credit cards. In addition to posting data showing the massive scale of the spending, the agency linked to a White House press release on the issue. Online response was largely positive, and many users announced their support for DOGE.
“Credit Card Update! Pilot program across 14 civilian agencies to audit unused/unneeded “P-cards” (~700K accounts with ~$30B of spend in FY24). After 8 days, ~24,000 cards have been de-activated, which will likely double by end of week,” DOGE posted on X. This was an update to a previous post sent over a month ago on the same issue.
