Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
NYC. You're right about what would have happened if Biden had tried to do something similar. People would have lost their minds.
I think there's fat that can be cut, and these guys will likely have some success because there's so much of it, but San Francisco technology executives aren't really known for running the tightest ship. If he was going to do this right, he would pay some of the big consulting houses to do this.
But that's not some mystery. Whether it's tech Bros or McKenzie, identifying the inefficiencies is the easy part. Actually doing the cuts has always been a problem for n administrations. If Trump could pull it off, I think he would shoot his spot in political history up several notches, but it is Trump so I have my doubts. He doesn't need to get reelected but there are a whole bunch of congressmen who will need to tell their donors and the federal unions to take a haircut that do need to get reelected.
Yeah, an official government commission hiring top folks from top consulting and law firms to take a hard look at harmonizing regulations and seeking efficiency in the vast apparatus of the federal government is well overdue. And an absolutely massive job that might collapse under its own weight even with dedicated Top Minds.NYC. You're right about what would have happened if Biden had tried to do something similar. People would have lost their minds.
I think there's fat that can be cut and these guys will likely have some success because there's so much of it but San Francisco technology executives aren't really known for running the tightest ship. If he was going to do this right, he would pay some of the big consulting houses to do this.
But that's not some mystery. Whether it's tech Bros or McKenzie, identifying the inefficiencies is the easy part. Actually doing the cuts has always been a problem for n administrations. If Trump could pull it off, I think he would shoot his spot in political history up several notches, but it is Trump so I have my doubts. He doesn't need to get reelected but there are a whole bunch of congressmen who will need to tell their donors and the federal unions to take a haircut that do need to get reelected.
Yep. That's what I think's going to happen. They really could go after a lot of Federal agencies and cut some fat. My guess is, you'll have some people really doing it because they want to improve the government and you'll have a lot of people wanting to cripple agencies that they don't like like the EPA or the IRS. I just don't see this going well.Yeah, an official government commission hiring top folks from top consulting and law firms to take a hard look at harmonizing regulations and seeking efficiency in the vast apparatus of the federal government is well overdue. And an absolutely massive job that might collapse under its own weight even with dedicated Top Minds.
But that is not what D.O.G.E. sounds like — at best it is an expansion of Jared Kushner’s ad hoc portfolio in Trump45, without teeth or power, where most of the Musk and Thiel fanboys will get bored and wander away eventually and claim victory or maybe that democracy is a failure and we should be a CEO run dictatorship.
And they are already moving the goalposts on cost cutting and even from cost cutting to regulatory reform to benefit the industries from whence der Kommissars will spring.
Of course. Look at that tweet above. They identified . . . $12M in expenditures (most of which are probably not waste). Americans have trouble with large numbers, which is how they get away with it. (might not be just Americans). But it would take 10,000 of those cuts (which is actually 5 cuts combined) to get to any significant amount of spending.There really is not much "fat to cut" in Govt spending But yea it is a popular thing to rage about
Moving the goalposts implies that was not their objective all along.Yeah, an official government commission hiring top folks from top consulting and law firms to take a hard look at harmonizing regulations and seeking efficiency in the vast apparatus of the federal government is well overdue. And an absolutely massive job that might collapse under its own weight even with dedicated Top Minds.
But that is not what D.O.G.E. sounds like — at best it is an expansion of Jared Kushner’s ad hoc portfolio in Trump45, without teeth or power, where most of the Musk and Thiel fanboys will get bored and wander away eventually and claim victory or maybe that democracy is a failure and we should be a CEO run dictatorship.
And they are already moving the goalposts on cost cutting and even from cost cutting to regulatory reform to benefit the industries from whence der Kommissars will spring.
Boz and McKenzie both suck. If they want improvements, especially with process, no one better to turn to than the Krauts. Celonis does excellent work. We Are Celonis, a Process Mining Leader | CelonisNYC. You're right about what would have happened if Biden had tried to do something similar. People would have lost their minds.
I think there's fat that can be cut, and these guys will likely have some success because there's so much of it, but San Francisco technology executives aren't really known for running the tightest ship. If he was going to do this right, he would pay some of the big consulting houses to do this.
But that's not some mystery. Whether it's tech Bros or McKenzie, identifying the inefficiencies is the easy part. Actually doing the cuts has always been a problem for n administrations. If Trump could pull it off, I think he would shoot his spot in political history up several notches, but it is Trump so I have my doubts. He doesn't need to get reelected but there are a whole bunch of congressmen who will need to tell their donors and the federal unions to take a haircut that do need to get reelected.
So DOGE identified five examples of what they presumably consider the most egregiously wasteful spending by the federal government in 2024, mischaracterizing these findings to the American public to foment outrage and justify DOGE's mission, and the grand total of these expenditures is $12 million. At this rate, fElon and his incel lackeys will colonize Mars before they get to $2 trillion in federal budget cuts.
Well, it is one of 3-4 such tweets but all on similar scale.So DOGE identified five examples of what they presumably consider the most egregiously wasteful spending by the federal government in 2024, mischaracterizing these findings to the American public to foment outrage and justify DOGE's mission, and the grand total of these expenditures is $12 million. At this rate, fElon and his incel lackeys will colonize Mars before they get to $2 trillion in federal budget cuts.
What Trump posted because being classy at a funeral would be asking too much