Forecast: What to Expect for DOGE and Digital Transformation in the USA After the Departure of 'Big Eggs'
DOGE employee 'Big Eggs' (Edward Coristine) has left the US government. What should we expect?
1. 📉 Decreased Trust in $DOGE as a Digital Reform Project
Scandals, team anonymity, and media resonance undermine the reputation of DOGE. After Coristine's departure:
A strict reassessment of personnel policy will begin in the government apparatus, especially in the IT sector.
Projects $DOGE may be frozen or subordinated to more traditional government structures — for example, GSA or USDS.
2. 🧩 Politicization of the Topic
Republicans may use DOGE as an example of the failure of technocracy and digital populism, especially before elections.
Democrats, on the contrary, may propose a 'DOGE 2.0 reboot' with a proven team to save the idea of digitizing government services.
The DOGE project in its current form is unlikely to survive until the end of 2025. It will be replaced by more structured and secure solutions governed by proven IT divisions. The departure of 'Big Eggs' is a symbol of the collapse of digital anarchy within the US government apparatus.
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