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Political leadership denied that it is a “beneficiary of government programs” after taxpayer funds were used to pay their subscription service, they became viral.
“As surely many of you saw today, there was an energetic discussion in the White House and among officials related to the Government’s efficiency department on the issue of government subscriptions for journalism products, in politician and other news organizations,” , the Polyte CEO, Goli Sheikholesami, and Chief Editor John Harris jointly wrote the staff on Wednesday in a memorandum obtained by Fox News Digital.
“This is a good conversation, and we welcome it. The value of political subscriptions is validated daily in the market. Some parts of today’s conversation, however, were confused and left some people with false understandings. For this Reason, we want to know you at various points. “
The White House announces that Dege is canceling the payments to Politic
Politicus was swept into Elon Musk’s efforts to reduce government spending as revelations that the media received millions in federal funds became viral. (Screen/political capture, (photo of Samuel Corum/Getty images))))
Sheikholesami and Harris stressed the politic Granular data., real -time intelligence and monitoring tools in key policies. “
“We are proud of the value that our Pro Platform Pro and policy journalism provide to all subscribers. As a practical issue, the overwhelming majority of our professional subscriptions under politic pro are in the private sector,” they wrote.
Political bosses then added: “We believe that the work of a new administration, and the work done by Doge, is a very important story. In particular, due to the ambition of the new administration to transform large sections of the government, our responsibility to cover This from all angles is urgent. “
Political did not respond immediately to the request for comments from Fox News Digital.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt He promised that any financing of the government that Politico has been receiving will end as the Efficiency Department of the Government of President Donald Trump (Doge) takes energetic measures against spending.
“I can confirm that the more than $ 8 million in dollars of the taxpayers who have essentially subsidized politicians in the ten cents of US taxpayers, will no longer be happening,” Leavitt said during the press session of the press session of the press of the press of the press of the press of the press of the press of the press of the press of the press of the press of Wednesday.
“Doge’s team is working to cancel those payments now,” he continued. “This is a complete government effort to ensure that we are going to line when it comes to the books of the federal government.”
The White House Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, promised that the Trump administration would cancel the payments made to Politic. (AP/EVAN VUCCI)
It was speculated on social networks that the $ 8 million in question arose from USAID, the agency was currently attacked by Doge Elon Musk co -founder, but only $ 44,000 come from that agency. Base subscriptions are usually between $ 12,000 and $ 15,000 for three users.
Political received taxpayers for their expensive subscription service from other parts of the federal government. The Department of Health and Human Services led the way, with $ 1.37 million in a row of $ 1.35 million from the Department of the Interior, according to Usepending.gov.
The Energy Department paid $ 1.29 million, the Department of Agriculture paid $ 552,024 and the Commerce Department paid $ 485,572.
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While policy received minor amounts of money for subscriptions of government agencies under previous administrations, it seems to have shot during the Biden administration, according to UseSpending.gov.
