DOGE Dividends, a proposal backed by Donald Trump and Elon Musk, aims to distribute government savings as cash payments to taxpaying households. The idea, pitched by investor James Fishback, suggests using 20% of DOGE’s projected $2 trillion cuts to send $5,000 checks. However, only net-income taxpayers qualify, leaving out lower-income Americans. While Musk and Trump see it as a bold economic move, critics question its feasibility and fairness. With uncertainty over actual savings, experts warn of economic risks.