Dogs are the legislators view the anemic course of Defenda Biden 3b EV postal truck ‘Boondogle’
EXCLUSIVE: Two Top MPs Doge introduce a $ 3 billion -approved account account back according to the former Law on Decreasing Inflation of President Joe Biden, which is designated to create a fleet for an electric vehicle (EV) for Postal Service of the United States (USPS).
South Carolina defense contractor responsible for a 60,000 -vehicle command was already “far behind the schedule” since November. Washington Post Exposé revealed that by then less than 100 of these vehicles had been delivered to the USPS.
Stating that, Sen. Joni Ernst, R-iowa, Doge Kaukus chair and ambassador Michael Cloud, R-Texas, will forward the “Law on the Return of the Sender”, seeking to compensate for about 30% of the total appropriation in Biden’s law, which was to be directed to reduce inflation.
Postal service An initial order of 50,000 trucks for the delivery of EV from the Oshkos defense contractor had to be received in the next three years, but only 93 were produced by November, according to the post.
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One person involved in production told the socket that “the bottom of the line [is] We don’t know how to build a damn truck. “
This, together with the announcement after the announcement that the Government Delivery agreed to pay more for trucks after the contractor increased the prices, it seemed that Ernst and Cloud would lead to announce their account.
The agreement was made between Postal service and the manufacturer ultimately completed the price of $ 77,692 per EV truck for about 28,000 vehicles. While the company did not comment at the time of the presentation, its executive director told the investors in October that Oshkosh was really happy where we were “on the project.
“The EV postage fleet was lost in the mail,” Ernst said, the main sponsor of legislation.
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“The order should be canceled with an inconvenient money returned to the sender, taxpayers. I address this $ 1 billion boondogle to abolish waste in Washington. The tax dollar should always be treated with first class priority.”
Cloud told Fox News Digital that the Law on Reducing Inflation is still proven to be a wrong name, and that in this respect it “put billions in the failed USPS EV project, which brought nothing but delays, defective trucks and the cost of jumping.”
“Three years later, taxpayers are still waiting while the postal service refuses to provide a basic transparency where the money has gone. The Law on the Refuser of the Sender returns three billion dollars of the taxpayer who has been lost in this project,” Cloud said.
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In February, Ernst also cited the USPS EV project in its boondogle law in one billion dollars, which targets the publication of government projects that cost 10 numbers or more excessive budget and/or five years behind the schedule.
The text of the law, which is long less than one page, is especially directing the “unpublished balance of the amount applied or otherwise available in sections 70002 and 70003 of the Public Law 117–169 (commonly referred to as the” Law on Inflation of Inflation “), as well as the date of disturbance of this law,” “they are echoed.”
