The Department of Government Efficiency’s findings point to severe failures in the system as taxpayers bear the burden of outrageous fraud during the Biden administration.
Unemployment Fraud Under Biden: Shocking Findings from DOGE

Unemployment Fraud Under Biden: Shocking Findings from DOGE
Bizarre discoveries reveal millions in fraudulent unemployment claims; a breakdown in oversight raises alarms about government accountability.
In an alarming display of inefficiency during the Biden administration, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has unveiled a shocking scandal involving rampant unemployment fraud. The investigation, which has been partly led by tech mogul Elon Musk, uncovered a staggering amount of taxpayer money lost to claims filed by individuals who seemingly do not exist.
Highlights from this jaw-dropping inquiry reveal:
- 24,500 claims filed by individuals purported to be over 115 years old, amounting to $59 million in fraudulent payouts.
- 28,000 children aged between 1 and 5 managed to claim a whopping $254 million.
- In a move that defies logic, 9,700 individuals who allegedly have birthdates in the future were paid an additional $69 million.
The grand total of fraudulent payouts stands at an astonishing $382 million, all of which occurred during the Biden administration's oversight. Musk expressed disbelief over the data, prompting him to verify the numbers personally due to their sheer absurdity.
These findings highlight not only serious lapses in data management but also suggest systemic issues of negligence and insufficient accountability within the government. The revelations come at a time when the Biden administration is already facing significant criticism for perceived economic mismanagement, further reinforcing public sentiment that Washington is failing its citizens — with taxpayers shouldering the consequences of this ineptitude.
As the investigation continues, many are left questioning the integrity of the systems designed to protect taxpayer funds and ensure fair distribution of unemployment benefits in times of need.
Highlights from this jaw-dropping inquiry reveal:
- 24,500 claims filed by individuals purported to be over 115 years old, amounting to $59 million in fraudulent payouts.
- 28,000 children aged between 1 and 5 managed to claim a whopping $254 million.
- In a move that defies logic, 9,700 individuals who allegedly have birthdates in the future were paid an additional $69 million.
The grand total of fraudulent payouts stands at an astonishing $382 million, all of which occurred during the Biden administration's oversight. Musk expressed disbelief over the data, prompting him to verify the numbers personally due to their sheer absurdity.
These findings highlight not only serious lapses in data management but also suggest systemic issues of negligence and insufficient accountability within the government. The revelations come at a time when the Biden administration is already facing significant criticism for perceived economic mismanagement, further reinforcing public sentiment that Washington is failing its citizens — with taxpayers shouldering the consequences of this ineptitude.
As the investigation continues, many are left questioning the integrity of the systems designed to protect taxpayer funds and ensure fair distribution of unemployment benefits in times of need.