Billionaire Joe Gebbia joins Elon Musk’s DOGE

Source Cryptopolitan

Billionaire co-founder of Airbnb, Joe Gebbia, will join Elon Musk in DOGE to reduce government regulations. However, as of yet, it is unclear what role Gebbia is going to take.

On Friday, the New York Times reported that Joe Gebbia will begin working shortly with the federal government for Musk’s DOGE, according to a source familiar with the matter.

Joe Gebbia’s political beliefs have evolved toward Republicanism because of his admiration for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., his political ally. In the past month, he attended Kennedy’s confirmation hearing while posting on X that “big day ahead for the future of health in America.”

Gebbia disclosed on X that he supported Donald Trump for president in November even though he had consistently voted Democrat since Al Gore in 2000. He said, “I did a bad thing. Something the younger me would hate myself for doing. Something that only a few people (and maybe ByteDance) know: I voted Republican last November”.

Gebbia shows great respect for the new Washington government project that Musk has initiated. When recent elections concluded, Gebbia commented “historic corporate turnaround about to take place: DOGE.” This week, Gebbia appreciated the Musk team’s recovery of $80 million, which FEMA had sent to New York City for housing migrants.

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