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Retired General Donald C. Bolduc emphasizes that government effectiveness relies on accountable leadership that provides clear direction and support.

The Bolduc Brief: Rethinking Government Efficiency – The Importance of Leadership

True government efficiency starts at the top—can weak leadership be the real reason behind federal dysfunction, not the workforce?

Retired General Donald C. Bolduc discusses how economic instability and political dysfunction impact US national security and leadership.

The Bolduc Brief: The National Security Implications of Economic Stability – A Call for Responsible Governance

Economic turmoil, partisan gridlock, and threats to democracy—can US leaders rise above politics to safeguard national security?

Retired General Donald C. Bolduc discusses government layoffs linked to the DOGE, highlighting concerns about their impact on employment, oversight, and the economy.

The Bolduc Brief: The Unprecedented Wave of Government Layoffs – A Critical Assessment of the Department of Government Efficiency

Government layoffs hit record highs as Musk’s efficiency push sparks chaos—critics warn of unchecked power and economic fallout.

SOFREP Daily roundup for Thursday, February 20. (Image grab via X)

SOFREP Daily: Foreign Spies Target Australia’s Submarine Secrets, Zelenskyy Calls Out Trump for Pushing Russian Disinformation

Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Thursday, February 20.

Retired General Donald C. Bolduc argues that the proposed DOGE is a misguided reform that may exacerbate bureaucratic inefficiencies.

The Bolduc Brief: The Department of Government Efficiency – A Misguided Endeavor

A “Department of Government Efficiency” sounds great—until you realize it might create more chaos than it solves. Is efficiency the answer?

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USAID Faces Shutdown as Trump and Musk Push for Cuts

Trump and Musk just took a sledgehammer to USAID, shutting it down overnight and leaving millions scrambling—whether you call it reform or a wrecking ball depends on which side of the fence you’re standing.

Foreign Policy Feb 04

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