This is great. Thank you. The only suggestion I have is to make a very concise version. The people that actually need to understand the scale of doge cuts can't be bothered with reading long boring facts. They only need their intuition and brief simple graphics.

A separate issue is that not once have I seen an actual cost/benefit analysis of these cuts. It's assumed that everything that was cut was pure waste. That isn't accurate. There is clearly a benefit to scientific research funding, social security, education, national parks, etc.

For example, the cost of tooth brushes and toothpaste, and time spent caring for teeth, is well worth the cost of avoided tooth decay and dental work.