DOGE: best thing ever.

[WeAAsles]

People who wonder why they’re broke many times don’t realize it’s not the big bills that are putting them in the hole but all the couple of bucks here and couple of bucks there. Business people know this and why they’re way batter fiscal monitors than Politicians who only understand mumbo jumbo and trying to win the court of public opinions.

 

[Dog Wonder]

Is Speaker Johnson a politician?

 

[KCFlyer]

People who wonder why they’re broke many times don’t realize it’s not the big bills that are putting them in the hole but all the couple of bucks here and couple of bucks there. Business people know this and why they’re way batter fiscal monitors than Politicians who only understand mumbo jumbo and trying to win the court of public opinions.

Here's how businessmen run a lot of businesses. Let's take a great businessman like Carl Icahn or Frank Lorenzo....you all are young enough you likely don't know who they are, but Icahn bought a struggling airline called TWA and sold off all their assets as well as many lucrative routes and made a nice personal profit. then he sent them to bankruptcy. Frank Lorenzo bought Continental Airlines, cut wasteful spending by taking them into bankruptcy and using that to void union contracts and then paid replacement workers a fraction of those wages. Then he took the company into bankruptcy again. Yes....nobody knows how to run a country better than a businessman.

 

[Dog Wonder]

Not counting Trump bankruptcies anymore.

 

[WeAAsles]

Here's how businessmen run a lot of businesses. Let's take a great businessman like Carl Icahn or Frank Lorenzo....you all are young enough you likely don't know who they are, but Icahn bought a struggling airline called TWA and sold off all their assets as well as many lucrative routes and made a nice personal profit. then he sent them to bankruptcy. Frank Lorenzo bought Continental Airlines, cut wasteful spending by taking them into bankruptcy and using that to void union contracts and then paid replacement workers a fraction of those wages. Then he took the company into bankruptcy again. Yes....nobody knows how to run a country better than a businessman.

Here’s some friendly advice. Go to a few of your local Home Depot’s and Lowe’s and fill out a job application. They both have a 401K program. If you get a job sock 100% of what you make into that 401K. After about 5 years of doing that you can get back on your retirement bicycle and ride off into the sunset.

 

[WeAAsles]

DOGE keeps on rolling.

 

[WeAAsles]

 

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[WeAAsles]

The Washington Post recently revealed that the Department of Government Efficiency, known by its acronym DOGE, is developing and deploying an artificial intelligence tool designed to eliminate as much as half of all federal regulations. According to internal government documents obtained by the Post, the “DOGE AI Deregulation Decision Tool” has already flagged approximately 100,000 federal rules that are not required by law. The hope is that AI can also be used to automate the most labor-intensive parts of the regulatory repeal process, so that a major deregulatory effort will be underway by the first anniversary of President Trump’s second term in office.

The internal documents reviewed by the Post include a PowerPoint presentation dated July 1, 2025, which lays out the assumptions and expectations driving the initiative. That document proposes that roughly 50 percent of the Code of Federal Regulations, or around 100,000 individual rule sections, could be repealed without violating any statutory obligations.

DOGE estimates that the total cost of regulatory compliance in the United States is around $3.1 trillion annually. Stripping out rules that are not legally required could generate up to $1.5 trillion in annual compliance savings. Additionally, deregulation could unlock $600 billion in new investment and $1.1 trillion in new government revenue, according to DOGE. These are headline-grabbing numbers, though the methodology behind them isn’t fully clear from the presentation.

DOGE Built An AI To Delete Half Of Federal Regulations. Will It Work?

DOGE is using AI to cut up to 50% of U.S. regulations, aiming to save trillions. But legal, technical, and institutional hurdles loom large.

www.forbes.com