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法里德观点:马斯克的DOGE对政府砍刀式改革 | 2025.

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0:03The Department of Government Efficiency, DOGE, is not the first effort to streamline the政府效率部不是第一次努力精简
0:08American government.美国政府.
0:09But there is only one such commission that actually succeeded.但实际上只有一个这样的委员会取得了成功。
0:13During Bill Clinton's tenure, Vice President Al Gore headed up an effort to reinvent government.在比尔·克林顿任职期间,副总统阿尔·戈尔领导了一次重建政府的努力.
0:20The results were that by the end of Clinton's presidency, more than 400,000 federal jobs结果是,到克林顿总统任期结束时,有40多万份联邦工作
0:26and thousands of pages of regulations had been eliminated.数千页的规章被废除了
0:30The total savings were around $140 billion, which was impressive given that Clinton's节省的总金额约为1 400亿美元,鉴于克林顿的
0:36first federal budget was around $1.4 trillion.第一个联邦预算约为1.4万亿美元。
0:40Gore's methods could not have been more different than those of DOGE.戈尔的方法与DOGE的方法不可能有更大的不同.
0:44His commission worked quietly, partnering with federal agencies, asking them to identify他的委员会静悄悄地工作,与联邦机构合作,要求他们确认
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1The Department of Government Efficiency, DOGE, is not the first effort to streamline the政府效率部不是第一次努力精简
2American government.美国政府.
3But there is only one such commission that actually succeeded.但实际上只有一个这样的委员会取得了成功。
4During Bill Clinton's tenure, Vice President Al Gore headed up an effort to reinvent government.在比尔·克林顿任职期间,副总统阿尔·戈尔领导了一次重建政府的努力.
5The results were that by the end of Clinton's presidency, more than 400,000 federal jobs结果是,到克林顿总统任期结束时,有40多万份联邦工作
6and thousands of pages of regulations had been eliminated.数千页的规章被废除了
7The total savings were around $140 billion, which was impressive given that Clinton's节省的总金额约为1 400亿美元,鉴于克林顿的
8first federal budget was around $1.4 trillion.第一个联邦预算约为1.4万亿美元。
9Gore's methods could not have been more different than those of DOGE.戈尔的方法与DOGE的方法不可能有更大的不同.
10His commission worked quietly, partnering with federal agencies, asking them to identify他的委员会静悄悄地工作,与联邦机构合作,要求他们确认
11positions that could be cut or reassigned.可削减或重新分配的职位。
12It worked with Congress to change laws when necessary.它与国会合作,在必要时修改法律。
13Elaine K. Mark曾努力指出,Gore委员会没有
14get sued even once during its efforts.即使是在努力期间 也会被起诉一次
15By contrast, DOGE has gleefully taken a chainsaw to the federal government, dismantling agencies反之,DOGE 欢快地将电锯带到联邦政府 拆解机构
16and firing workers with abandon.并弃绝工人。
17Many have had to be rehired within days because it turned out that they were working on sensitive许多人不得不在几天之内被重新雇用,因为事实证明他们正在处理敏感的问题。
18issues like nuclear security or infectious diseases.核保安或传染病等问题。
19And there are now dozens of court challenges to DOGE's actions, with one judge even questioning现在对DOGE的行动,有几十个法庭质疑, 一个法官甚至质疑
20the constitutionality of DOGE itself.DOGE本身的合宪性.
21What explains the difference?什么解释了区别?
22I think that DOGE is in part a well-intentioned effort to get more efficiency from government,我认为,DOGE是部分 意图良好的努力 从政府获得更高的效率,
23which I applaud.我赞美它。
24But a good part of it is performance art, playing into the fantasies of the MAGA movement但其中的很大一部分是表演艺术, 演奏到MAGA运动的幻想
25to crush the establishment and its elites in the most humiliating way possible.以尽可能羞辱的方式粉碎企业及其精英
26In October, ProPublica revealed that the man who now heads the critical Office of Management10月,Propublica透露,现在领导关键管理办公室的人
27Russell Vaught在一次私人演讲中说联邦工人
28When they wake up in the morning, we want them to not want to go to work, because they当他们早上醒来时,我们希望他们不要去上班,因为他们
29are increasingly viewed as the villains.他们日益被视为恶棍。
30We want to put them in trauma.我们想让他们受创伤
31All this thrills a base that believes that the establishment is a bunch of arrogant urban所有这一切令人兴奋的基地 认为这个机构是一群傲慢的城市
32cosmopolitan who have, over the last few decades, hollowed out America and left them dispossessed.他们在过去几十年里把美国夷为平地 让他们一无所有
33The reality, however, is that over the last three decades, the United States has massively然而,现实是,在过去30年中,美国大规模地
34outperformed its rich peers, surging well ahead of Europe and Japan.表现优于富人,远超欧洲和日本。
35As Michael Beckley notes in Foreign Affairs,正如迈克尔·贝克利在《外交》中指出的那样,
36In 1995, Japanese citizens were on average 50 percent wealthier than Americans, measured1995年,日本公民平均比美国人富有50%。
37in current dollars.现值美元。
38Today, Americans are 140 percent richer.今天,美国人富足了140%。
39If Japan were a U.S. state, it would rank as the poorest in average wages behind Mississippi,如果日本是美国的一个州, 它会排在比密西西比州更差的平均工资,
40as would France, Germany, and the United Kingdom.法国、德国和联合王国也将这样做。
41From 1990 to 2019, U.S. median household income rose 55 percent after taxes, transfers, and从1990年到2019年,美国家庭收入中位数在税收、转移支付和
42adjusting for inflation, with income in the bottom fifth seeing a 74 percent gain.根据通货膨胀进行调整,收入居第五位,收益为74%。
43As the conservative former Senator Phil Gramm has exhaustively documented, even income inequality保守派前参议员菲尔·格拉姆 详尽地记录了 甚至收入不平等
44has not actually risen when you factor in government transfer payments and taxes.当你计入政府转移支付和税收时,实际上并没有上升。
45Epitomized by Elon Musk, this is an attitude that says, in Mark Zuckerberg's words,用马克·扎克伯格的话来说,
46move fast and break things.动作快,打破东西。
47But is that really the best way to build companies?但这是建立公司的最佳办法吗?
48It isn't how Microsoft or Google were built.这不是微软和谷歌的建造方式。
49It's not how NVIDIA operates.这不是NVIDIA的运作方式.
50Jensen Huang, who has led the company for nearly 32 years, is said to view one of his黄詹森 领导这家公司将近32年 据说他其中一个
51crowning achievements that his company has just a 2.7 percent attrition rate.他的公司只有2.7%的减员率
52More importantly, what might work in a company does not work in building the enduring programs更重要的是,在公司中可能起作用的东西在建立持久方案方面没有作用。
53and institutions of government on which people rely for stability and predictability.以及人民赖以维持稳定和可预测的政府机构。
54And strangest of all, these nihilistic strategies are being suggested by people who have presided最奇怪的是,这些虚无主义的策略 是由主持者提出的
55over the greatest creation of private sector success, innovation, and wealth in human history.以及人类历史上最伟大的创造 私营部门的成功、创新和财富。
56This same America, this same federal government, is where the information revolution exploded,这个同样的美国, 这个同样的联邦政府, 是信息革命爆发的地方,
57where the world's best tech companies were created and built, where AI is being pioneered.世界上最好的技术公司就是在那里创建和建造的,AI正在在那里被开创。
58It is in this country, in fact in California, the poster child of over-regulation and out-of-touch在这个国家,实际上在加利福尼亚, 海报的孩子过度监管和出触
59liberalism, that Elon Musk, who came to North America as a penniless young immigrant from自由主义,伊隆·穆斯克, 作为无钱青年移民来到北美
60South Africa, started a string of successful companies and became the richest person in南非,创办了一连串成功的公司 成为最富有的公司
61the history of humanity.人类的历史。
62It is these same governing elites who trained J.D.正是这些统治精英训练了J. D.
63Vance in the U.S. armed forces, supposedly美国武装部队中的万斯,据说
64part of the deep state and infected by woke ideology, gave him a scholarship to a state深陷国家的一部分 被唤醒的意识形态所感染 给了他一个州奖学金
65university, more deep state, and then another to Yale Law School, arguably the most elite大学 更深的州 然后是耶鲁法学院 可以说是最精英的
66educational institution in America.美国的教育机构。
67And the response that Musk and Vance have to that country, that government, and those穆斯克和万斯对这个国家 政府和那些
68elites is, burn it all down.精英是,烧了一切。
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