Anonymous
03/01/2025 22:43
Subject: why does MAGA think that DOGE employees' identities should be secret?!
No government employee should be secret.
There should be a webpage with details and information about them and their job description, as well as contact info.
That goes for every single person who collects a Federal, State, or local government paycheck.
Complete transparency of their spending records as well, flights, meals, etc.
There should be a webpage with details and information about them and their job description, as well as contact info.
That goes for every single person who collects a Federal, State, or local government paycheck.
Complete transparency of their spending records as well, flights, meals, etc.
Anonymous
03/01/2025 22:41
Subject: why does MAGA think that DOGE employees' identities should be secret?!
They work for the government, it is public information. If they don't like it, they can F- off.
Musk had no problem outing small government employees on twitter. Why would this bunch be special?
Musk had no problem outing small government employees on twitter. Why would this bunch be special?
Anonymous
03/01/2025 15:49
Subject: why does MAGA think that DOGE employees' identities should be secret?!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Well, they figured out who was running DOGE yesterday, but she can’t take any questions because she’s vacationing in Mexico rn.
You can’t make this stuff up.
I read that it was a surprise to her, too. Bet it ruined her vacation.
Who?
Amy Gleason, the new head of DOGE, or less officially the queen of the traitor tots
So Amy Gleason is Elon’s boss?
Elon, from what I understand has no official role, no requirements to make financial disclosures and can manage his own ethics and conflicts of interest. He just shows up at Cabinet meetings and talks more than anyone than the POTUS and has access to the sensitive financial data of every American.
Anonymous
03/01/2025 15:48
Subject: why does MAGA think that DOGE employees' identities should be secret?!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow Marko Elez is back despite his history of public racist posts. I guess being a white supremacist is a feature of DOGE not a bug.
Maybe think of a new cliche instead of “it’s a feature not a bug”? What next? And what you going to accuse someone of “telling on themselves”?
Got anything substantive to add?
Anonymous
03/01/2025 15:44
Subject: why does MAGA think that DOGE employees' identities should be secret?!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Well, they figured out who was running DOGE yesterday, but she can’t take any questions because she’s vacationing in Mexico rn.
You can’t make this stuff up.
I read that it was a surprise to her, too. Bet it ruined her vacation.
Who?
Amy Gleason, the new head of DOGE, or less officially the queen of the traitor tots
So Amy Gleason is Elon’s boss?
Anonymous
03/01/2025 15:44
Subject: why does MAGA think that DOGE employees' identities should be secret?!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow Marko Elez is back despite his history of public racist posts. I guess being a white supremacist is a feature of DOGE not a bug.
Maybe think of a new cliche instead of “it’s a feature not a bug”? What next? And what you going to accuse someone of “telling on themselves”?
Yes, we should all say Heil Musk instead! With a Nazi salute I guess.
Anonymous
03/01/2025 15:41
Subject: why does MAGA think that DOGE employees' identities should be secret?!
Anonymous wrote:DOGE Administrator Amy Gleason. Works out of her home in Tennessee, on vacation in Mexico, but tells civil servants to work together with the DOGE team without security clearances. Sounds like a great public official...
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/02/25/us/politics/amy-gleason-doge-administrator.html
Ms. Gleason, a career official who worked at the digital service unit during Mr. Trump’s first term, rejoined the agency late last year, according to people familiar with her role and documents reviewed by The New York Times.
During the first Trump administration, the digital agency — which stations tech workers throughout the federal government to assist with modernization efforts — had posted Ms. Gleason with the Health and Human Services Department, where she worked on Covid response, according to documents seen by The Times.
Ms. Gleason has focused on health care reforms, which she said during a TEDx presentation in 2020 was inspired by her frustrations with the medical system after her daughter was diagnosed with a rare illness. After Mr. Trump’s first term, she joined Brad Smith, a health care executive who had worked with Mr. Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner on the Covid response, at an investment firm focused on health companies, taking the role of chief product officer.
Late last year, Mr. Smith began advising Mr. Musk’s cost-cutting efforts and eventually brought Ms. Gleason, who is based in Nashville, into the discussions, according to people familiar with the situation.
On Dec. 30, more than three weeks before Inauguration Day, Ms. Gleason was reintroduced at the digital service office as a “new hire” on an internal Slack channel, according to documents viewed by The Times.
“My previous time at USDS was incredibly meaningful — full of challenges, successes, and unforgettable experiences,” Ms. Gleason wrote as part of a “new hire spotlight” document seen by The Times. “I’m excited to meet new colleagues and dive into impactful projects once again.”
In recent weeks, Ms. Gleason has overseen the transition of the digital service agency into Mr. Musk’s operation. Through executive order, Mr. Trump moved it from the Office of Management and Budget, where it had been housed since its founding, into the White House — a transition that effectively shielded its work from open records laws that could give the public insight into its operations.
During an all-hands meeting with staffers last week, Ms. Gleason told employees that they should adopt a “one team” mentality and work closely with their new counterparts, including dozens of young engineers and lawyers Mr. Musk recruited to help him overhaul the federal bureaucracy.
But the takeover of the office has not gone smoothly. On Tuesday, 21 employees at U.S.D.S. announced their resignations, protesting the incursion on the federal government by Mr. Musk and his allies.
“We will not use our skills as technologists to compromise core government systems, jeopardize Americans’ sensitive data, or dismantle critical public services,” the group wrote in its letter. “We will not lend our expertise to carry out or legitimize DOGE’s actions.”
Sounds like she is probationary. Kick her butt to the curb.
Anonymous
03/01/2025 15:36
Subject: why does MAGA think that DOGE employees' identities should be secret?!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Well, they figured out who was running DOGE yesterday, but she can’t take any questions because she’s vacationing in Mexico rn.
You can’t make this stuff up.
I read that it was a surprise to her, too. Bet it ruined her vacation.
Who?
Amy Gleason, the new head of DOGE, or less officially the queen of the traitor tots
I think she was the head of the US Digital Service which is the actual federal agency that Elon has decreed is now DOGE.
A lot of US digital service quit rather than be involved with the nasty business of DOGE. The fact that she stayed and didn’t come back from her Mexican vacation when named head of DOGE says a lot about how hands on she will be.
+1. My DH was headhunted by actual DOGE when it did actually legal, helpful things about a year ago. Declined in part because two feds while paying for college was a bad financial call. Was saying last night that in retrospect he could not be more grateful.
Anonymous
03/01/2025 15:36
Subject: why does MAGA think that DOGE employees' identities should be secret?!
DOGE staffer Jordan Wick uploaded employee filtering code & sensitive data to his public Github, apparently unaware it was public. These are the tech "geniuses" who now have all the sensitive data of American taxpayers. Winning!
https://www.reddit.com/r/fednews/comments/1j0tz5j/doge_staffer_uploads_employee_filtering_code/
https://www.reddit.com/r/fednews/comments/1j0tz5j/doge_staffer_uploads_employee_filtering_code/
Anonymous
03/01/2025 15:33
Subject: why does MAGA think that DOGE employees' identities should be secret?!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Well, they figured out who was running DOGE yesterday, but she can’t take any questions because she’s vacationing in Mexico rn.
You can’t make this stuff up.
I read that it was a surprise to her, too. Bet it ruined her vacation.
Who?
Elon’s frontwoman.
Anonymous
03/01/2025 14:06
Subject: why does MAGA think that DOGE employees' identities should be secret?!
Anonymous wrote:Wow Marko Elez is back despite his history of public racist posts. I guess being a white supremacist is a feature of DOGE not a bug.
Maybe think of a new cliche instead of “it’s a feature not a bug”? What next? And what you going to accuse someone of “telling on themselves”?
Anonymous
03/01/2025 09:50
Subject: why does MAGA think that DOGE employees' identities should be secret?!
DOGE Administrator Amy Gleason. Works out of her home in Tennessee, on vacation in Mexico, but tells civil servants to work together with the DOGE team without security clearances. Sounds like a great public official...
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/02/25/us/politics/amy-gleason-doge-administrator.html
Ms. Gleason, a career official who worked at the digital service unit during Mr. Trump’s first term, rejoined the agency late last year, according to people familiar with her role and documents reviewed by The New York Times.
During the first Trump administration, the digital agency — which stations tech workers throughout the federal government to assist with modernization efforts — had posted Ms. Gleason with the Health and Human Services Department, where she worked on Covid response, according to documents seen by The Times.
Ms. Gleason has focused on health care reforms, which she said during a TEDx presentation in 2020 was inspired by her frustrations with the medical system after her daughter was diagnosed with a rare illness. After Mr. Trump’s first term, she joined Brad Smith, a health care executive who had worked with Mr. Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner on the Covid response, at an investment firm focused on health companies, taking the role of chief product officer.
Late last year, Mr. Smith began advising Mr. Musk’s cost-cutting efforts and eventually brought Ms. Gleason, who is based in Nashville, into the discussions, according to people familiar with the situation.
On Dec. 30, more than three weeks before Inauguration Day, Ms. Gleason was reintroduced at the digital service office as a “new hire” on an internal Slack channel, according to documents viewed by The Times.
“My previous time at USDS was incredibly meaningful — full of challenges, successes, and unforgettable experiences,” Ms. Gleason wrote as part of a “new hire spotlight” document seen by The Times. “I’m excited to meet new colleagues and dive into impactful projects once again.”
In recent weeks, Ms. Gleason has overseen the transition of the digital service agency into Mr. Musk’s operation. Through executive order, Mr. Trump moved it from the Office of Management and Budget, where it had been housed since its founding, into the White House — a transition that effectively shielded its work from open records laws that could give the public insight into its operations.
During an all-hands meeting with staffers last week, Ms. Gleason told employees that they should adopt a “one team” mentality and work closely with their new counterparts, including dozens of young engineers and lawyers Mr. Musk recruited to help him overhaul the federal bureaucracy.
But the takeover of the office has not gone smoothly. On Tuesday, 21 employees at U.S.D.S. announced their resignations, protesting the incursion on the federal government by Mr. Musk and his allies.
“We will not use our skills as technologists to compromise core government systems, jeopardize Americans’ sensitive data, or dismantle critical public services,” the group wrote in its letter. “We will not lend our expertise to carry out or legitimize DOGE’s actions.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/02/25/us/politics/amy-gleason-doge-administrator.html
Ms. Gleason, a career official who worked at the digital service unit during Mr. Trump’s first term, rejoined the agency late last year, according to people familiar with her role and documents reviewed by The New York Times.
During the first Trump administration, the digital agency — which stations tech workers throughout the federal government to assist with modernization efforts — had posted Ms. Gleason with the Health and Human Services Department, where she worked on Covid response, according to documents seen by The Times.
Ms. Gleason has focused on health care reforms, which she said during a TEDx presentation in 2020 was inspired by her frustrations with the medical system after her daughter was diagnosed with a rare illness. After Mr. Trump’s first term, she joined Brad Smith, a health care executive who had worked with Mr. Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner on the Covid response, at an investment firm focused on health companies, taking the role of chief product officer.
Late last year, Mr. Smith began advising Mr. Musk’s cost-cutting efforts and eventually brought Ms. Gleason, who is based in Nashville, into the discussions, according to people familiar with the situation.
On Dec. 30, more than three weeks before Inauguration Day, Ms. Gleason was reintroduced at the digital service office as a “new hire” on an internal Slack channel, according to documents viewed by The Times.
“My previous time at USDS was incredibly meaningful — full of challenges, successes, and unforgettable experiences,” Ms. Gleason wrote as part of a “new hire spotlight” document seen by The Times. “I’m excited to meet new colleagues and dive into impactful projects once again.”
In recent weeks, Ms. Gleason has overseen the transition of the digital service agency into Mr. Musk’s operation. Through executive order, Mr. Trump moved it from the Office of Management and Budget, where it had been housed since its founding, into the White House — a transition that effectively shielded its work from open records laws that could give the public insight into its operations.
During an all-hands meeting with staffers last week, Ms. Gleason told employees that they should adopt a “one team” mentality and work closely with their new counterparts, including dozens of young engineers and lawyers Mr. Musk recruited to help him overhaul the federal bureaucracy.
But the takeover of the office has not gone smoothly. On Tuesday, 21 employees at U.S.D.S. announced their resignations, protesting the incursion on the federal government by Mr. Musk and his allies.
“We will not use our skills as technologists to compromise core government systems, jeopardize Americans’ sensitive data, or dismantle critical public services,” the group wrote in its letter. “We will not lend our expertise to carry out or legitimize DOGE’s actions.”
Anonymous
03/01/2025 09:24
Subject: why does MAGA think that DOGE employees' identities should be secret?!
Anonymous wrote:Guessing there is a pretty high level of concern for the personal safety of DOGE people. Considering how the left tries to make murderers like Luigi into role models.
Maybe they should go back to high school. Oh no, that's worse, since the right makes mass murderers of schoolchildren into heroes.
Anonymous
03/01/2025 09:18
Subject: why does MAGA think that DOGE employees' identities should be secret?!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How can the USG pay DOGE people who are not US citizens? You can’t get a security clearance as a non-citizen as far as I know.
Baris Akis
Recruiter
Mr. Akis, who was born in Turkey and is not a U.S. citizen, is not involved with DOGE officially. But he played a sizable role during the transition, using his skills as a headhunter to recruit engineering talent.
SpaceX was prosecuted by DOJ for refusing to hire non-citizens, specifically parolees applying for asylum.
Administrative complaint, not prosecution.
Trump is dropping the case
https://www.reuters.com/legal/us-says-it-will-drop-immigration-case-against-spacex-2025-02-21/
Anonymous
03/01/2025 09:14
Subject: why does MAGA think that DOGE employees' identities should be secret?!
Because they don't want to be tried for treason