The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has faced scrutiny for its controversial hiring choices, including individuals with strong legal backgrounds but questionable real-world experience. Among the new hires are James Burnham, a former partner at Jones Day and ex-White House Counsel, and Keenan Kmiec, who has ties to a blockchain startup and a noteworthy legal pedigree. The agency's selection of personnel, including Jacob Altik, reflects a trend of prioritizing elite educational credentials over practical insights, raising concerns about its direction and effectiveness.
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has drawn criticism for hiring individuals with dubious backgrounds, combined with a mix of prestigious legal experience.
James Burnham, previously a partner at Jones Day, is now general counsel at DOGE, bringing notable credentials but questionable values to the agency.
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