Elon Musk isn’t just making waves in the tech and business world—he’s now taking on the federal government with a mission to cut costs. And he’s got a unique tool in his arsenal: his own social media platform, X.

Since the start of the new administration, Musk has been using X to share his progress, call out opponents, and even conduct polls. He’s dubbed his initiative the "Department of Government Efficiency," and he’s not holding back. From mocking politicians to accusing government agencies of wrongdoing, Musk’s posts are unfiltered and often fiery.

Recently, he celebrated shutting down the U.S. Agency for International Development, calling it a victory in his cost-cutting crusade. He’s also thrown jabs at Senator Chuck Schumer, labeling him “hysterical,” and suggested using the cryptocurrency DOGE to audit the IRS.

With over 215 million followers, Musk’s X account has become a go-to source for updates on his bold plans. Experts note that his confrontational style, amplified by the platform, resonates strongly with a particular political base.

While traditional government figures rely on press conferences and interviews, Musk is rewriting the playbook. Through X, he’s not just sharing news—he’s shaping the conversation around government spending, one post at a time.

Love it or hate it, there’s no denying that Musk’s approach is changing how public figures communicate and campaign. Stay tuned for more updates—straight from the billionaire himself.