Overview

• Rep. Jared Moskowitz, the first Democrat to join the House DOGE Caucus, has declared the group 'dead' and inactive for months.
• The caucus, formed to support Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, has held only two meetings since its inception in December 2024.
• Moskowitz criticized the caucus for having no involvement in Musk's efficiency efforts, calling the initiative a 'complete failure' with no measurable outcomes.
• Republican co-chairs Aaron Bean, Pete Sessions, and Blake Moore maintain that the group is preparing legislative reforms with 100 committed members and eight working groups.
• Elon Musk has announced a reduced time commitment to the DOGE initiative, which aims to identify $2 trillion in savings by July 4, 2026.