Elon Musk's DOGE Posts Classified Data on Its New Website
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Re: Elon Musk's DOGE Posts Classified Data on Its New Website
#2Oh god, this is like when that one type of executive insists that you give full database access and a firewall exception so that some SaaS report-builder tool will let them "generate insights" and "demonstrate value".
Re: Elon Musk's DOGE Posts Classified Data on Its New Website
#3So DOGE now has access to data that Congress can't even see?
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#5Is that a crime?
I imagine it's a crime if you have a security clearance. But as far as I'm aware these guys never promised not to give away classified information.
Of course they can be pardoned, and they don't even need a pardon if the Justice Department decides not to prosecute. But just as a matter of idle curiosity, has any law actually be violated?
Re: Elon Musk's DOGE Posts Classified Data on Its New Website
#6Wow, it's actually a great website.
Re: Elon Musk's DOGE Posts Classified Data on Its New Website
#7Is that a crime? I imagine it's a crime if you have a security clearance. But as far as I'm aware these guys never promised not to give away classified information. Of course they can be pardoned, and they don't even need a pardon if the Justice Department decides not to prosecute. But just as a matter of idle curiosity, has any law actually be violated?
When questions about their access has arisen earlier the administration has said they were granted security clearances. Releasing classified information is in that case is potentially illegal and at a minimum was normally result in your security clearance being revoked. But these guys didn’t go through the normal processes for obtaining a security clearance, so there is no reason to believe the normal rules and laws will be followed now.
Re: Elon Musk's DOGE Posts Classified Data on Its New Website
#8Is that a crime? I imagine it's a crime if you have a security clearance. But as far as I'm aware these guys never promised not to give away classified information. Of course they can be pardoned, and they don't even need a pardon if the Justice Department decides not to prosecute. But just as a matter of idle curiosity, has any law actually be violated?
When questions about their access has arisen earlier the administration has said they were granted security clearances. Releasing classified information is in that case is potentially illegal and at a minimum was normally result in your security clearance being revoked. But these guys didn’t go through the normal processes for obtaining a security clearance, so there is no reason to believe the normal rules and laws…
Didn't you hear the news? No laws or regulations apply to the executive branch any longer. Anything they do is, by their estimation, legal.
Re: Elon Musk's DOGE Posts Classified Data on Its New Website
#9No waste and fraud so far, but making good progress in leaking of classified info. It’s just another unspeakable horror for people who decided to help USA and will be killed by adversaries as a result...
Re: Elon Musk's DOGE Posts Classified Data on Its New Website
#10Is that a crime? I imagine it's a crime if you have a security clearance. But as far as I'm aware these guys never promised not to give away classified information. Of course they can be pardoned, and they don't even need a pardon if the Justice Department decides not to prosecute. But just as a matter of idle curiosity, has any law actually be violated?
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