On January 29th, the so-called "Department of Government Efficiency" announced it had cut nearly $45 million in "DEI scholarships in Burma." Yesterday, it announced it had cut approximately $110 million in "DEI, non-performing, media, and consulting" expenses. But let's be real, Elon. That's chump change. If you really wanted to cut government waste, you'd go after the nearly $850 billion our government lavishes the military with every year. It's not a new or novel idea — Americans have been fighting against warfare taxes since at least 1637, when the Algonquin people fought off taxation by Dutch colonizers to improve their […]