Trolls attack Republicans on DOGE-OK site

Stitt’s Oklahoma DOGE portal sought to find savings. People used it instead to troll Republicans.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Dozens of people suggested that state government could be made more efficient without state Superintendent Ryan Walters and Gov. Kevin Stitt, according to submissions made to a statewide portal that asks the public for ideas about how…

Trolls attack Republicans on DOGE-OK site

OKLAHOMA CITY — Dozens of people suggested that state government could be made more efficient without state Superintendent Ryan Walters and Gov. Kevin Stitt, according to submissions made to a statewide portal that asks the public for ideas about how…

Stitt’s Oklahoma DOGE portal sought to find savings. People used it instead to troll Republicans. • Oklahoma Voice

Gov. Kevin Stitt announced DOGE-OK during the State of the State Address on Feb. 3. (Photo by Kyle Phillips/For Oklahoma Voice)OKLAHOMA CITY — Dozens of people suggested that state government could be made more efficient without state Superintendent Ryan Walters and Gov. Kevin Stitt, according to submissions made to a statewide portal that asks the public for ideas about how to save money. In all, of the 90 submissions made to the Oklahoma Divis…

Gov. Cox signs executive order to launch GRIT, Utah’s take on DOGE - Finnoexpert

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and his cabinet hold a news conference to announce GRIT, a new government efficiency initiative, at the Utah Capitol in Salt Lake City on May 9, 2025. (Courtesy of the Governor’s Office) Gov. Spencer Cox signed an executive order on Friday launching a new government efficiency initiative called GRIT — Utah’s take on DOGE.  But when pressed on whether it will lead to employee layoffs, Cox said he didn’t expect so because he …

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