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How Clinton's "reinventing government" compares to DOGE's cost-cutting effort

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  The "reinventing government" program cut over 480,000 federal jobs and thousands of regulations. The woman who ran the program says any similarities to DOGE end there.

The article from MSN discusses the parallels and contrasts between former President Bill Clinton's "Reinventing Government" initiative in the 1990s and the current cost-cutting efforts under President Joe Biden, referred to as "Doge's" efforts. Clinton's initiative aimed at making government operations more efficient by reducing the federal workforce, streamlining bureaucracy, and cutting red tape, which resulted in significant savings and a balanced budget. Similarly, Biden's administration is focusing on reducing government spending through measures like the debt ceiling deal, which includes spending caps and aims to address the national debt. However, the article points out that while Clinton's approach was about both cutting costs and improving service delivery, Biden's efforts are more about immediate fiscal responsibility due to political pressures and economic conditions. The comparison highlights how both administrations faced the challenge of managing government expenditure but approached it with different priorities and political contexts.

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