Bipartisanship Trump style, baha!
Rep. Jared Moskowitz of Florida became the first Democrat to join the House’s GOP-led DOGE Caucus.
"Today, I will join the Congressional DOGE Caucus, because I believe that streamlining government processes and reducing ineffective government spending should not be a partisan issue," Moskowitz said in a statement.
"I've been clear there are ways we can reorganize our government to make it work better for the American people. Specifically, the Department of Homeland Security, while necessary, has gotten too big," the Florida Democrat said.
"The caucus should look at the bureaucracy that DHS has become and include recommendations to make Secret Service and FEMA independent federal agencies with a direct report to the White House," he continued. "It's not practical to have 22 agencies under this one department. I look forward to working in a bipartisan manner with my colleagues to remove FEMA and Secret Service."
Reps. Pete Sessions (R-TX) and Aaron Bean (R-FL) launched the caucus shortly after President-elect Donald Trump announced the creation of DOGE.
There's a new day coming!
