The chief architect of the DOGE Dividend scheme, James Fishback, is stepping down. Why, you ask? Because of needless personal attacks coming from the Master of Distraction himself, Elon Musk, towards President Donald Trump.
Fishback, the CEO of Azoria Investment, was the brains behind the idea to pass on Department of Government Efficiency savings to citizens in the form of checks. He never officially joined DOGE, but he was the one who put the idea on the table.
Fishback ADMITTED to Politico, “The truth is that Elon set expectations that he relayed to the president, me, and the country that he did not come close to fulfilling.” Now, isn’t that just like a liberal to overpromise and underdeliver?
The proposed stimulus check, meant to incentivize the public to report government waste, could provide taxpayers with up to $5,000 if approved, Newsweek reported. DOGE was targeting $2 trillion in government savings. Fishback proposed returning $400 billion to taxpayers.
Fishback proposed returning $400 billion of $2 trillion in government savings to taxpayers. And Trump, always looking out for the American people, was considering using another 20% of the savings to pay down the federal debt.
In December, Fishback unveiled a new common-sense investment fund designed to push back against woke corporate agendas. The fund, modeled after the S&P 500, intentionally excludes companies that rely on diversity quotas in hiring and promotions, policies Fishback argues undermine merit and fairness. He announced the initiative at President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida, signaling strong support for restoring values-driven investing.
