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sop

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11. Apparently, corporate media conveniently forgot about the "advisory committee" stuff.

Reply to tanyev (Reply #9)

Tue Feb 4, 2025, 09:44 AM

Feb 2025

Now they're referring to DOGE as a fully fledged, congressionally-approved and funded federal agency, with its own armed security apparatus, independent law-making powers, completely free of any oversight and with immunity from the law.

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Apparently, corporate media conveniently forgot about the "advisory committee" stuff. sop Feb 2025 #11

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