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MadameButterfly

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21. so they aren't reallly giving up access

Reply to Prairie Gates (Reply #13)

Thu Feb 6, 2025, 02:16 AM

Feb 2025

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Trump administration agrees to restrict DOGE access to Treasury Department payment systems [View all] Prairie Gates Feb 2025 OP

i.e. AGREES TO FOLLOW THE LAW ... for now. nt eppur_se_muova Feb 2025 #1

I don't like that they exempted two of these cafones Prairie Gates Feb 2025 #4

Keep those lawsuits active. TSF cannot be trusted as he has no credibility Deuxcents Feb 2025 #2

Certainly we can trust they will🤔 Traildogbob Feb 2025 #3

Not good enough. sinkingfeeling Feb 2025 #5

Agreed Prairie Gates Feb 2025 #7

Yeh. They do it after a court case today. yellow dahlia Feb 2025 #6

Computer forensic scientists dweller Feb 2025 #9

Need a show cause order detailing what they took Ponietz Feb 2025 #8

I seriously doubt he will do that. Trump is all about words when it comes to this sort of stuff. patphil Feb 2025 #10

It's too late Pachamama Feb 2025 #11

They want Tom Krause to retain access...he's the CEO CSG, parent of Citrix, the remote access company Prairie Gates Feb 2025 #13

so they aren't reallly giving up access MadameButterfly Feb 2025 #21

Are you seriously going to take their word for it? Baitball Blogger Feb 2025 #12

This message was self-deleted by its author Prairie Gates Feb 2025 #14

Oh, not talking to you. Baitball Blogger Feb 2025 #15

Copy that Prairie Gates Feb 2025 #18

Oh, man I get it. Baitball Blogger Feb 2025 #19

Wow - how'd MY FACE get in there? calimary Feb 2025 #34

Right Baron2024 Feb 2025 #24

Tulsi will send somebody over... rubbersole Feb 2025 #26

Agents Baron2024 Feb 2025 #27

Okay, next! Lulu KC Feb 2025 #16

Sure. The convicted fraudster and rapist can always be believed. Hassler Feb 2025 #17

Read Only (snort) FormerOstrich Feb 2025 #20

But who knows how much of it they've compromised already.... Sogo Feb 2025 #22

NO SHIT Skittles Feb 2025 #23

Easily. Less than a day of unfettered access and they'd be done. defacto7 Feb 2025 #29

I worked for decades in IT Skittles Feb 2025 #33

and who will insure that the access will be blocked to DOGE? JohnSJ Feb 2025 #25

Treasury Dept. techs should be back at work reviewing, securing, and basically... Think. Again. Feb 2025 #28

Seems it's too late for this. City Lights Feb 2025 #30

Thay have NO PLANS TO SHARE INFORMATION.......... Fla Dem Feb 2025 #31

All these personal data accesses has made it's Deminpenn Feb 2025 #32