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Constitutional Law 101:
If DOGE is a federal department, the director must be confirmed by the Senate and the department must be subject to review by Congress, including via an Inspector General. If it is an exploratory committee, it cannot hold executive power.
If DOGE is a federal department, the director must be confirmed by the Senate and the department must be subject to review by Congress, including via an Inspector General. If it is an exploratory committee, it cannot hold executive power.
February 5, 2025 at 6:06 PM
Constitutional Law 101:
If DOGE is a federal department, the director must be confirmed by the Senate and the department must be subject to review by Congress, including via an Inspector General. If it is an exploratory committee, it cannot hold executive power.
If DOGE is a federal department, the director must be confirmed by the Senate and the department must be subject to review by Congress, including via an Inspector General. If it is an exploratory committee, it cannot hold executive power.
