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Bringing Elon to a knife fight - by Jennifer Pahlka
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Wishing for a more orderly disruption may misunderstand the nature of government reform
Bringing Elon to a knife fight Wishing for a more orderly disruption may misunderstand the nature of government reform Jennifer Pahlka Dec 13, 2024 343 95 44 Share DOGE has made it both impossible not to talk about government reform, and impossible to talk about it. The topic is everywhere, but the subject is now entirely eclipsed on the left by the horror of who has been assigned the task and the need to decry DOGE as a bad faith effort. Elon wants to launch his rockets without government interference, Vivek wants to gut the civil service, both want to cater to cronies. I am being told on the
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