By james art 
WisConsin – Is another incentive to check the Wisconsin taxpayers? President Donald Trump said he liked the idea of returning some of the estimated savings from the Ministry of Government of Elon Musk to US taxpayers as a type of dividend.
The president said his administration was considering a concept of sending 20 percent of savings produced by efforts to reduce DOG costs to Americans and another 20 percent to pay national debt.
Dog’s advisor and investment company Azoria James Fishbeck presented the idea of Doge Dividend on X.com (before Twitter) based on the expected $ 2 trillion savings.
Musk wrote on his social media platform on Tuesday that he “will consult the president.”
By speaking at an investment conference in Miami on Wednesday, Trump also said the dividend pay potential would encourage people to report wasteful costs.
“They will announce it themselves,” Trump said. “They participate in the process of saving money.”
These efforts to shrink the federal government and the cutting costs have led to huge cuts and reduction of budget in a number of agencies.
Later, Fishback told Chris Kuomo from Newsnation that the dividend program is “completely reasonable” and the checks will be scattered in 2026 after Dog struck its target.
“This is not a giving away. This was the money of the taxpayers who were sent to DC in the first place, “Fishbeck told Cuomo. “It was not sent to DC and then quickly sent to Myanmar for a musical of DEI or Colombia for a transsexual opera.”
Some financial experts have criticized the idea, saying that it will increase prices even higher. Preston Brachors, a tax policy research associate at the Inheritance Foundation, said it was a “bad idea” to send dividends checks.
“The dividend we receive from cost reduction is that it conducts inflation in a check,” he said in a social media publication. “But if the government sends stems, inflation will return with revenge.”
Fishback has withdrawn from inflation fears, saying that households paid by taxes will be more likely to save this payment.
The initiative will also require approval from the congress to redistribute savings.
This article contains a report from Associated Press.