A new subcommittee focused on government efficiency, known as DOGE, is set to take shape in Congress, led by Marjorie Taylor Greene. The committee is seeing participation from both Democrats and Republicans, with members like New Mexico Congresswoman Melanie Stansbury and U.S. Rep. Tim Burchett taking prominent roles. The Democrats have made strategic appointments to the subcommittee, aiming to balance oversight on essential programs such as Social Security and Medicare. Additionally, Rep. Burchett expressed intentions to scrutinize departments like the Pentagon and Education, presenting a unified front among members advocating for good government practices. With bipartisan involvement, the DOGE caucus signifies a growing interest in government efficiency amidst ongoing discussions regarding bureaucracy reduction.