If the only problem in government is that agencies are overstaffed, this move addresses it. But, if it's anything other than that, it doesn't, and at some point

If the only problem in government is that agencies are overstaffed, this move addresses it. But, if it's anything other than that, it doesn't, and at some point a plan will have to be developed on an agency-specific basis to implement real fixes. By firing people and ruining morale, Musk is leaving the remaining people to do more work with fewer resources. Since I don't assume Musk or DOGE is going to spend the time to embed with the agencies and come up with innovative, tactical, agency-specific fixes, who will? The remaining workforce, who is demoralized, and understaffed? I'm not confident that will work. Twitter seems like a dysfunctional company at this point, and I'm not sure it's a good model for how to fix government.