Social Security top dog resigns under the DOGE scrutiny. I say if you blew it, you resign trying to avoid facing the music.

The top Social Security Administration official, Michelle King, resigned after Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) sought access to private records. King, who led the agency for 30 years, was replaced by Leland Dudek, head of Social Security’s anti-fraud office.

Trump has nominated Frank Bisignano to lead the agency permanently, pending Senate confirmation,

DOGE has been pushing to cut government spending and recently sought access to IRS systems, sparking tensions. Dudek has praised DOGE’s efforts, while Musk claims Social Security payments are being sent to deceased individuals.

Meanwhile, Trump’s approval rating remains stable, with multiple polls showing around 50% approval. His support is stronger in rural areas, and recent surveys suggest his ratings have improved slightly after previous declines.

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