Putting on the DOGE: A Modest Proposal Regarding Federal Regulation

A combination of events has created a unique opportunity:

1. The election of Trump
2. His partnership with Elon Musk, including the proposal for a Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Edit: Now official.
3. The adjudication by SCOTUS of Loper v Raimondo, putting an end to the doctrine of Chevron deference which gave priority to executive agencies' interpretation of the scope of statutes and regulations.

Taking advantage of Loper could require years, if not decades, of grinding litigation to rescind bureaucratic overreach (whilst they likely committed more). But, what if:

Someone with the president's ear, access to artificial intelligence technology and social networks, and a known philosophy of "The best part is no part," instead:

As part of the DOGE initiative, turns loose a combination of AI and a network of volunteers to review the vast expanse of federal regulations, compare their substance to the original authorizing legislation, and highlight those regs that appear to reach beyond that authorization, then...

Gives that list to the President, who will order the immediate rescinding of those regs, without delay for comment or review, as being beyond the scope of legislative intent.

That puts the left/deep state/state capitalists (take your pick or add) in the position of having to go to court to get the regs reinstated, putting the expense and political onus on them, or (HORRORS!) having to pass enabling legislation in the full light of day.

Simple (maybe too simple), but it would have an immediate impact on regulatory costs, plus making a clear signal that this time the swamp is really in trouble.