Federal Loans to EV Battery Plants Under Scrutiny Amid New Commitments
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Vivek Ramaswamy, a colleague of Elon Musk in the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), criticized recent federal loans to Tesla's competitors, Stellantis and Rivian, labeling them as part of a "midnight spending spree" by the outgoing Biden administration. Ramaswamy vowed that DOGE would scrutinize these transactions, raising concerns about potential favoritism towards Musk's Tesla. Critics argue that DOGE could be used to benefit Musk's businesses by targeting rivals under the guise of cutting government waste.
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