Why do we need a Department of Government Efficiency?

sort of amusing they have this example:

> imagine if getting a credit card required an annual trip to the local state Department of Credit Cards where you had to wait in line for the whole day for the right to transact!

Which may ironically be a good idea?

But I think the person who wrote this article believes it. And I think it’s amazing to have seen the past year or so of massive rebranding of the second Trump administration as the savior of America. I feel naively open minded to the possibility, and yet of course are all the unspoken impacts of everything that the author promotes. The massive disruption to everything. And then the “all you have to do is” ness of it all.