DOGE’s March Madness Keeps Turning Government Operations Into a Privacy and Governance Nightmare
The broader DOGE project stayed a source of legal and administrative trouble on March 11, with ongoing fights over access to sensitive federal information and the administration’s habit of running government through unofficial channels. The day reinforced a simple lesson: when you replace process with improvisation, you get lawsuits, injunctions, and a lot of very annoyed civil servants.
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DOGE’s March Madness Keeps Turning Government Operations Into a Privacy and Governance Nightmare
The broader DOGE project stayed a source of legal and administrative trouble on March 11, with ongoing fights over access to sensitive federal information and the administration’s habit of running government through unofficial channels. The day reinforced a simple lesson: when you replace process with improvisation, you get lawsuits, injunctions, and a lot of very annoyed civil servants.
The broader DOGE project stayed a source of legal and administrative trouble on March 11, with ongoing fights over access to sensitive federal information and the administration’s habit of running government through unofficial channels. The day reinforced a simple lesson: when you replace process with improvisation, you get lawsuits, injunctions, and a lot of very annoyed civil servants.
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