The far-left New York Times announced on Thursday that it had identified at least 45 people working for DOGE. They note that few come from inside the Beltway, while many are software engineers.
The Times also notes that the individuals have backgrounds in artificial intelligence and include former Musk employees and multiple others who have helped the operation. Moreover, the DOGE workers encompass both young and middle-aged adults, along with a variety of races.
The outlet reveals that several have recently deleted their social media accounts. Given the death threats issued against members of the Trump administration, one can understand why.
The Times claims they tried to contact each DOGE staffer on this ‘hit’ list via a combination of email addresses and social media accounts.
Please also note that while they had no issue doxxing these employees, the reporters responsible were too cowardly to identify themselves.
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Musk responded to the doxxing with understandable fury on X.
“The New York Times is pure propaganda, and a bunch of a$$holes,” he wrote.
This is not the first time a leftist media outlet has doxxed members of DOGE.
As Jim Hoft reported earlier this month, the outlet Wired released the names of six young brilliant engineers working for DOGE.
Their names are:
• Akash Babba • Luke Farritor • Ethan Shaotran • Edward Corristine • Gauthier Cole Killian • Gavin Kliger
Musk later confirmed these names in a follow-up tweet.
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