Reports Claim U.S. Department of Education ‘DOES NOT EXIST’ and Has Been ‘Eliminated

Trump’s Bold Move: The Death of the Department of Education

President Trump just pulled off one of his biggest wins yet. The bloated, ineffective federal bureaucracy that has plagued America’s education system for decades could be gone for good.

No boring press conference here. In true Trump style, the news hit social media hard. Elon Musk, head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), casually dropped the bombshell in response to Rep. Maxwell Frost’s tirade.

Frost whined on X:
“ELON IS ALLOWED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. NOT YOUR ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES OR STUDENTS & PARENTS. I WILL BE BACK.”

And Elon’s epic reply?
“What is this ‘Department of Education’ you keep talking about? I just checked and it doesn’t exist.”

Trump promised to dismantle this failing agency. He argued that education should be managed at the state and local level—not controlled by power-hungry bureaucrats in Washington, D.C. Unlike career politicians with empty promises, Trump delivered.

The Department of Education, set up in 1979, has wasted taxpayer dollars, shoved leftist indoctrination down our throats, and burdened schools with needless rules. Its elimination is a massive victory for parents, teachers, and students who demand local control over education.

Meanwhile, the Left is losing its mind. They aren’t focused on improving student outcomes—they’re obsessed with controlling the curriculum and pushing their radical agenda. Their outrage over Elon Musk running DOGE is a clear sign of misplaced priorities.

This move is a clear message: competence beats identity politics any day. Trump didn’t appoint a DEI-approved bureaucrat for the job. He chose someone known for getting things done. As a parent, you can see that this is real leadership—no more federal overreach, no more indoctrination camps. Just real education tailored to local needs.

Goodbye, Department of Education. You won’t be missed.