Brian Schutt: DOGE faces large headwinds in slashing overspending

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2 thoughts on “Brian Schutt: DOGE faces large headwinds in slashing overspending

  1. If you agree that our beauacracy is a “collection of solutions to long solved problems that have become institutionalized”, the process of returning to any degree of efficiency becomes significantly more challenging. Dismantling bureaucratic systems serving past issues takes much more awareness and working knowledge than the incoming leadership possesses. Neither party has shown the degree of sheer will or capacity for this. And no one knows the unintended consequences of these changes or how to reasonably address the fallout. It’s often the people how genuinely need the service the most that pay the price. Those with sufficient personal resources usually escape much of what is done in the business of the economics of politics and government.

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