Reading every thread related to DOGE reveals the same pattern. Defenders of DOGE, being unable to amount any defence for actual actions the thread is highlighting, have to construct the straw man of arguing that anybody suggesting those actions are spectacularly inept and counterproductive it is thinks that government is unimprovable.
P.S. Have plenty of experience selling to inefficient public and private sector entities. Many of them could have used some better decision makers empowered to remove unnecessary barriers. None of them could have benefited from those decisions being made by script kiddies with no professional experience that lack the ability to tell the difference between a million or a billion never mind understand how budgeting works, what a nuclear safety operative does or whether "recently promoted" maybe shouldn't be a firing criteria...
P.S. Have plenty of experience selling to inefficient public and private sector entities. Many of them could have used some better decision makers empowered to remove unnecessary barriers. None of them could have benefited from those decisions being made by script kiddies with no professional experience that lack the ability to tell the difference between a million or a billion never mind understand how budgeting works, what a nuclear safety operative does or whether "recently promoted" maybe shouldn't be a firing criteria...