Government Lawyer Horrified as Musk Grants Nuclear Access to DOGE Boy

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As CNN reports, the 23-year-old DOGE staffer, a former SpaceX intern named Luke Farritor, was granted access to the DOE's IT system, despite protests from the department's general counsel and chief information office.And guess what?

Young Gun One of Elon Musk's kiddos from the Department of Government Efficiency is now mucking his way through the Energy Department — bring him into worrying proximity to the nation's atomic arsenal.

The system, which includes email and Microsoft 365, is used by the National Nuclear Security Administration — the guys in charge of safeguarding the US's stockpile of nuclear weapons.