DOGE continues to partner with agencies to delete unused/obsolete websites including: @NASA ($500k/yr), @NSF( $868k/yr), @Interior ($4.1M/year)

X.com ^ | July 7, 2025 | DOGE

[ransomnote]

Department of Government Efficiency

 

@DOGE

 

Unused website update! DOGE continues to partner with agencies to delete unused/obsolete websites. In the last few weeks, 69 sites have been deleted, including: -

@NASA: deleted 26 sites for total savings of $500k/yr -

@NSF: deleted 8 sites for total savings of $868k/yr -

@Interior: deleted 5 sites for total savings of $4.1M/year See before/after images for a recently cut

@Energy: site which, until a few weeks ago, was advertising a science workshop that took place in 2004, over 20 years ago!

Jul 7, 2025

[Vaduz]

Pro pick pocket crews now know they should have got a government job for the big cash flow gig.

[ConservativeMind]

How can such unused sites cost so much to maintain annually?

I can put up a website with huge bandwidth for a year for maybe a few hundred dollars, at most.

[Macoozie]

Why? How?

Because someone was getting money to continue.
And it’s not their money being spent, so no one gives a Shiite.

DOGE it al.

[i_robot73]

Seems like we can shutter the GAO & the like for NOT flagging waste such as this....More winning

[fastrock]

This is what happens when Congress hasn’t passed a true budget since 2005. Programs or actions that are no longer necessary are extended in Continuing Resolutions (CR) w across the board 3% annual increases in spending.

Rep Massie has been railing about this for 8 years but the Congressional ears are deaf.

[Jacquerie]

Salaries for the Lefties who once maintained content but still draw six figures?