DOGE Cut the Civil Service by 12% | Judge Glock
Judge Glock of the Manhattan Institute counters the popular view that DOGE failed, arguing that its 12% reduction of the civil service (270,000 workers) represents the fastest federal workforce decline since World War II. He details how voluntary resignation programs drove the cuts, compares the strategy to Elon Musk's Twitter overhaul, and discusses Vivek Ramaswamy's exit alongside AI's potential limits in government automation. Check out our sponsor Lovable: https://lovable.dev. Turn ideas into software people love.
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