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Elon Musk's Reported Super Bowl Plans: A Game-Changer in Advertising

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Elon Musk has reportedly spent a staggering $40 million on Super Bowl ads to highlight the federal government’s overly wasteful spending habits. The tech mogul's ad campaign is expected to dominate the airwaves on Sunday, driving attention to exposing the government waste discovered by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) through USAID. 

Rumor has it that Musk has allocated a staggering sum for five commercials set to air during the biggest football game of the year. However, neither Musk nor his representatives have officially confirmed these reports. Notably, in 2020, President Donald Trump made history with the first-ever presidential campaign ad during the Super Bowl. Alongside Trump, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg also took advantage of the expensive ad slots, reportedly spending $10 million each for their 60-second campaign spots.

Social media users speculated that Musk's ads would send Democrats into a state of panic.

Meanwhile, while people are excited to watch the Superbowl in case Musk does run commercials, former Vice President Kamala Harris showed up to a Lakers game, and no one cared. 

Social media users quickly noticed Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, seated in unimpressive seats during the game. 

Launched by Trump, DOGE was created to slash federal spending. Under the leadership of Musk, the initiative boasts of saving over $1 billion by eliminating wasteful contracts, including those tied to diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. Yet, the task force has faced backlash from Democrats and consumer protection groups, mainly after it gained access to the Treasury Department's payment system, which holds sensitive personal information for millions of U.S. citizens.

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