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Tracking DOGE

George Conway reports to MUSKCo. what he has done this week.

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Well this is a bit of a wrinkle. No doubt that once Musk emerges from his latest ketamine fueled fantasy of being the boss of the world...he'll just dip down a level or two and replace these people with those who have no such reservations, but for today, 21 people may have finally realized that they would be accomplices to a crime and not protected by any laws.

 
Trouble at DOGE.

After the Healthcare.gov debacle in 2010, President Obama set up a new department called the United States Digital Service (USDS) to provide internal consulting to Federal Agencies and to manage and oversee delivery of information to the American public on government websites. The leadership in USDS was pulled from senior leadership at big tech companies like Amazon, Google and Microsoft.

Wonder how all those "T's" got deleted so quickly from "LGBT" on Federal Websites? Because Trump and President Musk absorbed USDS into DOGE and USDS already had oversight of those websites.

After Musk took over USDS, he laid off dozens of their employees, leaving only 65 FTEs. Twenty-one of those FTEs resigned today. In their resignation letter, they said they didn't want to be part of putting at risk core government systems and the privacy of Americans.

Twenty-one members of the United States DOGE Service (formerly the U.S. Digital Service) have resigned, citing DOGE's ongoing work dramatically reshaping the federal government.

"We will not use our skills as technologists to compromise core government systems, jeopardize Americans' sensitive data, or dismantle critical public services. We will not lend our expertise to carry out or legitimize DOGE's actions," the anonymous staffers write in a letter obtained by NPR, and first reported by The Associated Press.

The staffers who resigned appear to have started with USDS before the Trump administration.
 
What happens when you hire children to do adult's jobs?

DOGE Quietly Deletes the 5 Biggest Spending Cuts It Celebrated Last Week

Last week, Elon Musk’s government cost-slashing initiative, which he calls the Department of Government Efficiency, posted an online “wall of receipts,” celebrating how much it had saved by canceling federal contracts.

Now the organization, which is also known as the U.S. DOGE Service, has deleted all of the five biggest “savings” on that original list, after The New York Times and other media outlets pointed out they were riddled with errors.

The last of the original top five disappeared from the site in the early hours of Tuesday, even as the group claimed in its latest update that its savings to date had increased to $65 billion. The website offered no explanation for why it had removed some items or how it had arrived at the higher total. Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary, sent a written statement that did not address the deletions, but provided a broader defense of the cost-cutting initiative, saying it “has already identified billions of dollars in savings.”

  • An $8 billion cut at Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The actual contract in question was worth $8 million.
  • Three $655 million cuts at the U.S. Agency for International Development. This was actually a single cut that was erroneously counted three times, as first reported by CBS News.
  • A $232 million cut at the Social Security Administration. The Intercept reported that only a tiny piece of the contract had been canceled: a $560,000 project to let users mark their gender as “X.” The DOGE site now shows that small cut instead.
  • A $1.9 billion cut at the Treasury Department. But The Times reported last week that this contract was canceled last fall, when Joseph R. Biden Jr. was president.

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A couple of factoids we learned this week:
  1. One-third of the Federal workforce are military veterans. The cuts have hit vets particularly hard.
  2. Federal workers who have been promoted are considered to be "on probation". When Trump and President Musk ordered the layoff of "employees on probation", they also cut tenured workers who had received a promotion within the past 2 years. Oops.

President Donald Trump’s sweeping efforts to purge the federal workforce have dealt a striking one-two punch to an already largely vulnerable population: America’s veterans.

Besides scrambling for a new way to make a living, former service members who lost their government jobs are bracing for the potential impact the mass terminations may have on their personal lives after the Department of Veterans Affairs dismissed more than 1,000 people who help provide services to them.

“I’m worried about wait times,” said a disabled Army veteran, who was let go from her VA job last week. “If there’s not enough staff, from the clerks on up to the providers, it delays your time to be able to be seen, whether it’s an emergency or nonemergency.”

The layoffs could have cascading effects on veteran unemployment and put millions of veterans at risk of having their benefits disrupted, said Allison Jaslow, an Iraq War veteran who leads the nonprofit Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America.

A Democratic House member (and a veteran himself) has introduced a bill to reinstate veterans who were fired by President Musk with the blessing of professional golfer Donald Trump.


Another House member, who doesn't seem to be aware that she is also a Federal employee paid by taxpayer money, weighed in. This House member happens to be the Chair of the House DOGE Committee and a Hall-of-Fame deplorable:
 
One of the crispest responses to the Musk 5 things memo out there:

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They literally just fired hundreds of people in the FAA and were touting privatizing ATC.

This guy is nuts to think that this is how you advertise for positions like this.

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Oh look what $200 million in campaign donations and firing the head of the FAA gets you...

FAA targeting Verizon contract in favor of Musk's Starlink, the Washington Post reports

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is close to canceling a $2.4 billion contract awarded to Verizon, opens new tab to overhaul a communications system, and awarding the work to Elon Musk's Starlink, the Washington Post reported on Wednesday.
 
WHY THE FUCK isn't everyone talking about this?

The cabinet was trapped in a room with a Ketamine addled psychopath while Vice President Trump dozed off and then only came alive to spout a stream of lies in a 'press conference'.

It is so clear that Trump is not compos mentis these days and that Musk and his brat pack are the ones running the US government Executive Branch.


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WHY THE FUCK isn't everyone talking about this?

The cabinet was trapped in a room with a Ketamine addled psychopath while Vice President Trump dozed off and then only came alive to spout a stream of lies in a 'press conference'.

It is so clear that Trump is not compos mentis these days and that Musk and his brat pack are the ones running the US government Executive Branch.


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If it's any consolation, Kimmel and Colbert did some semi-funny bits about this last night. My favorite part was "We might make mistakes, like accidentally unleashing Ebola, but we'll immediately correct them."
 
Not really surprised that it turns out the OPM can't just mass fire probationary workers.

A federal judge in CA entered a TRO (temporary restraining order) against the Office of Personnel Management yesterday, finding that OPM illegally terminated probationary federal employees because it had no authority to do so.

A small reprieve.

 
And another....it must be costly to fire everyone and then have to put together all the paperwork to re-hire.

I would be interested in the percentage who decide not to return to a job that is no longer secure.

 
So Trump just admitted that Musk is the head of DOGE after admin lawyers lied in court last week and said is was someone else.

It took only minutes to file a motion in the relevant court case.

As George Conway noted...it is more than New Evidence. It is a Confession of Judgement.

It could open up all the documents from DOGE to the defendants.


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