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Breaking: Texas Just Signed Bill Launching Its Own Version of DOGE


Gov. Greg Abbott just signed a bill to eliminate some serious waste in Texas.

SB 14 creates the Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office to slash unnecessary rules.

The DOGE effect is what we’re seeing as transparency spreads among state leaders.

Abbott says the state’s regulatory system is getting too burdensome.

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Lone Star State’s going lean.

And I think we know what this means. Liberals will probably break out in protests over there.

Fox News reports:

It’s DOGE, Texas style.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday signed a bill to create the state’s own version of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in an effort to get rid of unnecessary rules and slash regulations.

In Austin, Abbott signed SB 14, which would create the Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office and streamline the way state agencies establish and enforce regulations.

“The regulatory environment in Texas is getting too burdensome,” Abbott said before putting pen to paper. “The regulatory environment in Texas is well-known for being good, but it seems like it’s not as easy to navigate as it once was.”

An advisory panel would be created to work with the governor’s office to streamline processes. It would be made up of business owners, researchers, state agencies and the public.

The bill also aims to create an accessible online portal, so the public can look up state regulations.

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Texas DOGE can’t come too soon.

Here’s their first item to look into:



 

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