Wait, first you said they were lying about the $ saved, now it's about them cutting too much?
If that is how you see it, so be it. But cutting too deep often results in costing rather than saving money. A case in point is the IRS cuts when in some of those folks laid off found taxpayer fraud thus increasing IRS revenue.
Have you considered that approximately 171,000 people laid off plus the 75,000 employees who took payouts/severance are eligible for and could collect unemployment if they don't find or choose not to find other work? Last I checked, Musk admitted to cutting too deep and is attempting to rehire some of the 6,300 employees who were let go. Some may choose not to return to what has become an insecure job, in which case they will be replaced by inexperienced new hires who will need training before their production reaches the quality and capacity of work performed by previously experienced and more highly qualified employees who moved on.
I could go on, but if you choose to not look below the surface and believe only what Trump, Musk and mouthpieces like Karoline Leavitt tell you, you can continue living the fantasy suggesting what is happening with reductions is absolutely a great plan and will save taxpayers loads of money.
