The spread of doge-centric legislation and bureaucracies has started as a SpaceX rocket in various states throughout the country since Elon Musk and Wetgevers like Are. Joni ErnstR-IOWA and Rep. Aaron Bean, r-fla., Started their work this year on that front.
Bean, chairman of the dual doge caucus, was asked about copycat initiatives that pop up throughout the country and noticed: “America has doge fever.”
“As chosen officials, we must ensure that we are good stewards of taxpayers dollars. This means that we have to identify, investigate and eliminate wasteful expenses.”
With a race from a governor in November and president Donald Trump Garden State Republicans only lost their state through a historically small margin, this week Bullish seemed when they brought a proposal to “take doge to New Jersey”.
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The Congressional Doge Caucus is led by Rep. Aaron Bean. (House of Representatives/Getty)
GOP -ASSEMBLAGERS ALEX SAUICKIE and Christopher Dephillips recently introduced resolution 213 to create the NJ delegation about the efficiency of the government within the Ministry of Finance.
Sauickie quoted former President Ronald Reagan’s Retort that “government is like a baby – a digestive tract with a great appetite on the one hand and no responsibility to the other.”
“In addition to babies, if rightly lifted and disciplined, adults who usually become productive members of society are growing. Those who accept our state budgets do not show such discipline,” Sauickie said, adding that it is time for “adults to responsibility to Taking and say ‘no’ no ‘no’ “” to reckless editions.
Some Trenton legislators painted New Jersey’s financial prospects as a “tax cliff” and Dephillips blamed the departing government Phil Murphy because he claimed that he had inherited the problem of the Republican government Chris Christie.
“Taxpayers want responsibility for how their hard -earned money is spent,” said Dephillips.
He also called on Murphy to “stop fighting against Trump” and to lower New Jersey’s business tax before the third state “loses” the possible revival of the new administration.
Republican state Senator Joe Pennacchio added in one Recent Fox News Digital Interview that he would form a DOG committee in the state legislator.
“We reflect what the federal government and what (musk is) do,” said Pennacchio.
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The “Trenton” makes bridge that spans the Delaware River between Trenton, New Jersey and Morrisville, Pennsylvania. (Getty)
This week, the legislators of Kentucky also gave priority to government efficiency measures, in which the Republican State Rep. Jared Bauman sent a bill to set up a working group to help the state treasury to modernize his tax collections and accounting.
In Texas, legislators work on both the Senate and the house on doge-oriented initiatives.
Senate President Pro-Tempore Brandon Creighton, a Republican, first supervised the passage of the strongest dei ban in the US during the 2023 session, which re-concentrated billions of wastage-based waste and public universities about social universities issues.
After DOGE was formed at the federal level, Creighton said that Texas is already a model for how a jurisdiction will prioritize the efficiency of the government.
“Seeing the rapid action of President Trump and Elon Musk with Doge is a welcome and necessary new era in Washington, DC – and I know they have just started,” Creighton told Fox News Digital on Wednesday.
“Many have said that Washington should make notes from Texas – because the economic engine of Texas is proof that when the government is committed to efficiency, accountability and conservative results, taxpayers win.”
In the meantime, Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, officially the president of the Senate, a bill at the end of last month called “Texas Doge – improving the efficiency of the government,” said Bloomberg.
Another bill of the Republican State Senator Bryan Hughes would form a Doge office in the executive power.
In the meantime, the Texas House is considering forming a DOG committee to analyze the efficiency of the government via a 13-member panel.
De St. Louis, Missouri, Skyline along the Mississippi River (Getty)
According to FOX-7 fraud claims, inefficient use of tax dollars and the use of AI, it would investigate.
In Missouri, Republican State Rep. Ben Baker de St. Louis after dispatch that Missourians believe that the state government is not as efficient or responsive as it should be.
“We want to look at that,” said Baker.
Baker recently announced that he was appointed to lead the new Doge Permanent Committee of the State, and added his work “will” connect to federal efforts “.
In New Hampshire, the new government order of the newly organized government Kelly Ayotte created a 15-person commission for the efficiency of the government (COGE).
“COG will make us smarter than ever before when it comes to saving taxpayers and finding better ways to serve the people of our state,” she said in her inaugural speech.
It is led by former Gov. Craig Benson and businessman Andy Crews.
North Carolina also tried to get on the doge trend.
Republican speaker Destin Hall unveiled the new NC Select Committee on Government Efficiency.
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Cape Hatteras, North Carolina (Reuters)
State representatives. Keith Kidwell And John Torbett, both Republicans, will lead the initiative, investigate waste, duplication, mismanagement and constitutional violations.
“Because the new Trump administration focuses lawfully on the wasteful expenditure and inefficient bureaucracy of Washington DC, it is time for us in Raleigh to do the same,” Kidwell said in a statement.
Bean, the Dog leader of the American house, also noted about the collective efforts:
“It is exciting to see states pick up the doo -stick, and I welcome their efforts to improve the efficiency of the government and to stop the abuse of taxpayers dollars.”
However, some in the congress have doubted Doge. Rep. Seth Warester, Dr.I., said during an anti-dough rally that some of the actions at the federal level are ‘completely illegal’.
