Judge Partly Unleashes Musk’s DOGE: One Staffer Gains Access to Sensitive US Treasury Data
Judge Vargas has lifted part of an injunction against Elon Musk’s DOGE unit, allowing a staffer access to sensitive US Treasury systems. This decision follows concerns about DOGE’s chaotic approach and unencrypted email mishaps. While only one staffer is cleared, it marks a small win for Musk’s cost-trimming crusade.
Hot Take:
When Elon Musk’s DOGE team isn’t busy sending unencrypted emails or impersonating a bull in a China shop, they’re apparently learning the fine art of accessing sensitive government systems—one staffer at a time! If you thought cryptocurrency was complicated, try keeping tabs on Musk’s latest cost-trimming escapade!
Key Points:
- A federal judge has partially lifted an injunction against DOGE, allowing one staffer access to sensitive Treasury systems.
- Ryan Wunderly can access systems after completing training and filing a financial disclosure.
- The previous injunction cited chaotic management and unvetted access to PII by DOGE members.
- Former DOGE tech specialist was involved in emailing unencrypted Treasury data.
- Elon Musk’s DOGE team aims to cut federal spending by around two percent.
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