US EditionElon Musk Protégé, 19, Appointed Senior Adviser at State Department
- Edward Coristine, a 19-year-old, has been appointed as a senior adviser at the State Department, working for Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency , which is not yet a federal agency authorized by Congress.
- Coristine has gained access to the Office of Personnel Management and Treasury Department systems, which manage $6 trillion in annual payments.
- Coristine claimed he had done "nothing contractually wrong" and had access to all machines at Path Network, where he could have wiped servers if he wished.
- Concerns have been raised about national security due to access given to Musk's DOGE team, especially after Coristine was previously fired for allegedly leaking sensitive data.
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Bolstered by media outrage, "Big Balls" landed a new government job and it involves Marco Rubio
Big Balls is a State Department official. When a wee Brodigan first started hustling political content in 2009, he couldn't have dreamed of arranging words to form such a sentence. Let alone, do so in a positive manner. But, yes, our favorite government employee is moving up in the world and has landed an IT job with Secretary Marco Rubio. No doubt, the over-the-top media outrage helped. Big Balls is the first celebrity of the Second Coming of T…
‘Big Balls’ bashing backfires on media after 'wonderkid' lands State Dept. job · American Wire News
The media’s demonization of a 19-year-old member of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) team has backfired with the attention to his skills instead landing the young man a new job at the State Department. With the corrupt Democrats desperate to prevent their money laundering rackets through agencies like USAID from being uncovered, there is an all-out propaganda war on the Tesla/SpaceX CEO which includes the young geniuses tap…
Thanks to Media Hysteria, 19-Year-Old Elon Musk DOGE Staffer 'Big Balls' Lands New Role at State Department | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
The media's fixation on a 19-year-old known as "Big Balls" has unexpectedly propelled him into a key role at the State Department, raising serious concerns about his influence and access to sensitive information.
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