Bill Maher Slams DOGE: A Failed Promise

On March 25, Bill Marr has renewed attacks on the Department of Government Efficiency,

or Dog, calling it a total failure despite its early hype around cutting government waste.

The program started strong thanks to branding that made reform sound simple and appealing,

boosted by Elon Musk's involvement.

It aimed to trim federal spending, but wrapped up quietly last November after major staff

reductions.

Critics like Maher points a real harm from the changes, including glitches and social

security payments and the end of some overseas A-programs that affected people worldwide.

He argues it missed the biggest opportunities, leaving defense budgets intact while targeting

smaller roles like park rangers and postal workers.

Maher dismissed claims of $35 billion in savings as too little compared to overall federal

costs, insisting the effort caused, unnecessary deaths and chaos without real results.

The backlash highlights how dogs flashy promise fell short, leaving questions about true

efficiency reforms hanging in the air.

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