Of the seven richest counties in America, four are clustered around Washington, D.C. Not because of innovation. Not because of industry. But because they’ve turned government into a cash machine. Their entire economy revolves around one thing: siphoning money from taxpayers.
Lobbyists, NGOs, and bureaucrats built empires on your dime—and now that the spigot is closing, they’re in full panic mode. Elon Musk put it bluntly: “America is drowning in debt, but still corrupt Democrats want it to continue…” No surprise there.
$838 billion deficit in just four months. A 15% increase over last year, yet Schumer and Jeffries vow to “choke off” any spending cuts. Meanwhile, interest payments on our debt now exceed military spending. The U.S. is headed straight for financial catastrophe, yet the D.C. elite refuse to sacrifice their lavish lifestyle.
And just how do they live? Like royalty.
Taxpayer-funded non-profits dish out CEO salaries of $1.5 million. Husbands and wives rake in $750,000 a year through cushy “non-profit” jobs. But that’s just the start. Need a ski trip to Aspen? There’s a “conference” for that. Want to jet off to Paris? The non-profit will gladly sponsor a “meeting” in the luxury capital of the world.
It doesn’t end there. The real money is in cutting in family and friends. Nepotism is the name of the game—non-profits hire their kids to “organize events” while funneling money offshore through shady consulting gigs. They pay their cronies six figures for pointless speeches and “vendor services” that exist only on paper.
Even D.C. judges are compromised. Their spouses and families cash in on the non-profit racket, ensuring they rule in favor of the swamp. Ever wonder why they rubber-stamp everything that protects the elite? Now you know.
But the game is up.
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is cleaning house—and Washington’s housing market is crashing as a result. The median home price in D.C. plunged from $699,000 to $560,000 in just three months. High-level bureaucrats are fleeing, dumping $1 million and $5 million mansions as the federal workforce shrinks.
They were never worth this much. Their entire wealth was extracted from you, the taxpayer. Now, the swamp is draining—whether they like it or not.
Sources:
https://oversight.house.gov/press-release/department-of-government-efficiency-cleans-house-in-dc/
https://x.com/CynicalPublius/status/1890977886339039684
https://x.com/MarioNawfal/status/1891316721157558471
https://x.com/Cernovich/status/1890870911533977989
https://x.com/amuse/status/1891456381057737083
https://x.com/PeterSchiff/status/1891459166264242410
https://www.nationalreview.com/2025/02/how-washingtons-bureaucracy-fueled-the-housing-bubble/