A seasoned businessman with experience turning companies around, Tyler Hassen didn’t fit the popular image of DOGE members as hoodie-clad twenty-somethings slashing spending.
Now, he’s on the offensive with his new book “Inside DOGE: The Real Story from a Senior Insider” (Republic Book Publishers, out now).
“So much of the narrative about DOGE has been written from people who weren’t inside the room,” Hassen, 43, told me. “I think part of [the issue was] we were there to work, not to do a bunch of media and tell our story.”
But now he is doing just that — and arguing that the cuts DOGE made are far more significant than the short-lived agency…
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