Elon Musk is considering appointing former Congressman Ron Paul and “End the Fed” author to lead an audit team within DOGE, targeting the Federal Reserve.
The news follows a suggestion from X user Liam McCollum, who proposed that “DOGE and @elonmusk should let @RonPaul lead a Federal Reserve audit team.”
Musk immediately responded, stating, “Good idea.”
Paul is a well-known critic of the Federal Reserve and has long advocated for increased transparency.
His potential involvement with DOGE could deal a significant blow to the Federal Reserve and aligns with the Trump administration’s mission to enhance governmental efficiency and reduce waste.
Furthermore, this move could spark a major shift in the oversight of the nation’s central banking system.
Unsurprisingly, a federal judge in New York temporarily blocked DOGE’s access to the Treasury Department’s payment systems last week, as establishment elites fight tooth and nail to conceal their fraud.
Musk’s consideration of Ron Paul highlights his commitment to reforming federal operations and could bring renewed scrutiny to the Federal Reserve’s controversial practices.
Auditing the Federal Reserve is something Paul has been pushing for decades.
To quote Ron Paul: “There is no authority in the constitution authorizing a central bank, which means there should be no federal reserve system.”
Mario Nawfal explained:
Paul himself has not yet commented on Musk’s offer.
