Dege legislators seek

EXCLUSIVE: Two best DOGE legislators are presenting a bill to recover $ 3 billion authorized under the inflation reduction law of former President Joe Biden, which was designated to create a fleet of electric vehicles (EV) for the United States Postal Service (USPS).

A South Carolina Defense Contractor responsible for the order of 60,000 vehicles was already “far behind” from November. An exhibition of Washington Post revealed that by then, less than 100 of these vehicles had been delivered to USPS.

Citing that, Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, The president of Dege Caucus, and the representative Michael Cloud, Republican of Texas, will forward the law of “return to the sender”, seeking to recover what is approximately 30% of the general appropriation in the Biden Law that was destined to be oriented to the reduction of inflation.

The postal service It was to receive an initial order of 50,000 EV -cast trucks from the Oshkosh defense contractor in the next three years, but only 93 had been produced in November, according to the post.

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A person involved in production told The Outlet that the “final result (s) does not know how to build a damn truck.”

That, along with a revelation after the government deliveryman agreed to pay more for trucks after the contractor increased his prices, seemed to take Ernst and Cloud to announce his invoice.

The agreement forged between the Postal service and the manufacturer finally ended a cost of $ 77,692 per EV truck for approximately 28,000 vehicles. While the company did not comment at the time of the exhibition, its CEO told investors in October that Oshkosh “is really happy where we are” in the project.

“The EV postal fleet of Biden is lost by mail,” said Ernst, head sponsor of the legislation.

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“The order must be canceled with the money not spent returned to the sender, the taxpayers. I am disagreeing this Boondoggy of one billion dollars to eliminate waste in Washington. Tax dollars should always be treated with first class priority.”

Cloud told Fox News Digital that the inflation reduction law continues to prove to be an inappropriate name, and that in this regard “he channeled billions in a failed USPS EV project that has not delivered anything but delays, defective trucks and shot costs.”

“Three years later, taxpayers are still waiting while the postal service refuses to provide basic transparency on where the money was. The return law to the sender collects the $ 3 billion in money from the taxpayers who has wasted in this project,” said Cloud.

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In February, Ernst also cited the USPS EV project in his Boondoggy law of billions of dollars that is aimed at disseminating government projects that cost 10 figures or more budgets, and/or five years ago.

The text of the bill, which has less than one page long, specifically directs “balances not presented from appropriate amounts or available by sections 70002 and 70003 of Public Law 117-169 (commonly called as the” act of inflation reduction “), from the date of realization of this law, they are terminated and those sections are repelled.”