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In 2011, Warren Buffett suggested a radical plan to fix the U.S. deficit by proposing a law that would prevent Congress members from being re-elected if the deficit exceeded 3% of GDP. His idea highlighted the lack of accountability among politicians. Fast forward to today, with U.S. debt having grown from $14 trillion to over $36 trillion, former President Trump and Elon Musk have initiated the Department of Government Efficiency to reduce government waste, reporting $55 billion in savings in four weeks. Critics, however, argue this effort is insufficient. While Buffett's extreme measure aimed to enforce accountability, meaningful reform remains absent.

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