DOGE was intended to be an 18-month investigation that would return with recommendations for action. Providing these quick-and-dirty updates can be a problem, since it creates a narrative that may be wrong, or that may be too ambitious. Identifying waste is good and I am all for it, but creating unrealistic expectations could backfire in two years.
I think the federal government is massively oversized, and reducing the number of people it employs is a critical part of what DOGE will (may?) help accomplish. But there needs to be pushback to make sure the exectutive is not overstepping its bounds. If the solution to our problems involves giving the President even more power, it's not a viable solution.
And that's before we consider stuff like the idea that there will be $5,000 checks being sent to "taxpayers." One of the main reasons Trump was elected was because people were unhappy with inflation during the prior four years. How is a $5,000 stimulus check to each taxpayer going to reduce inflation???