DOGE organization members | ||||
Name |
Title/role |
Federal agencies |
Past employer(s) |
Notes |
| Jacob Altik | Lawyer | EOP | D.C. Circuit Court (clerk for Neomi Rao); Weil, Gotshal & Manges (lawyer) | Scheduled to clerk for Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch |
| Marc Andreessen | Top adviser to Musk (title unknown) | Key networker for talent recruitment | ||
| Anthony Armstrong | Senior Adviser to the Director | OPM | Morgan Stanley (banker) | Worked on Musk’s Twitter purchase |
| Jehn Balajadia | ED | Boring Company | Assisted Musk for years; close confidant | |
| Alexandra T. Beynon | EOP | Mindbloom (engineer); Goldman Sachs | Mindbloom, a ketamine-assisted therapy company, was founded by her husband, Dylan Beynon. | |
| Riccardo Biasini | Senior Adviser to the Director | OPM | Boring Company; Tesla | Involved with new government-wide email system at OPM |
| Brian Bjelde | Senior Adviser | OPM | SpaceX; Twitter | Known as a “top DOGE lieutenant” |
| Akash Bobba | Senior Adviser to the Director | OPM | Bridgewater Associates (intern); Meta (intern);Palantir (intern) | Has not yet graduated from UC Berkeley |
| James Burnham | General Counsel | EOP | Supreme Court (clerk for Neil Gorsuch); Jones Day (litigation partner); White House | High-ranking Justice Department and White House official from the first Trump administration |
| Nate Cavanaugh | GSA | Brainbase; FlowFi (co-CEO) | ||
| Edward Coristine | Expert; Senior Adviser | DT, OPM, DOS, DHS, FEMA, USAID | LesserEvil; Path Network; Neuralink (intern); | Youngest member; nicknamed “Big Balls”; owner of Tesla.sexy;[159] accused of leaking documents; allegedly associated with “The Com”, a group of users engaged in criminal activity |
| Steve Davis | Head of DOGE (title unknown) | EOP | Boring Company (CEO) | Longtime Musk confidant |
| Stephen Duarte | Expert | OPM | SpaceX (human resources) | |
| Stephen Ehikian | Acting Administrator | GSA | Salesforce, Airkit.ai (founder) | |
| Marko Elez | USDT | SpaceX (engineer); Twitter (engineer) | Fired from DOGE for past racist posts; Musk said he would be re-hired | |
| Luke Farritor | Executive Engineer in the Office of the Secretary | HHS, DOS | SpaceX (intern) | Attended the University of Nebraska–Lincoln |
| Justin Fulcher | Advisor | VA | RingMD | |
| Joe Gebbia | (Position unclear) | Airbnb (co-founder) | Board member of Tesla; billionaire | |
| Amy Gleason | Top adviser to Musk (title unknown) | US Digital Service | ||
| Joshua Gruenbaum | Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner | GSA | KKR & Co.; Moelis & Co. | Restructurings, mergers and acquisitions |
| Nicole Hollander | GSA | Married to Steve Davis; seeking to initiate thousands of lease cancellations on federal buildings. | ||
| Stephanie Holmes | Human Resources | Jones Day (lawyer); Oklo (chief people officer) | ||
| Gautier “Cole” Killian | Federal Detailee | EPA | Jump Trading (engineer) | Graduated from high school in 2019; attended McGill University in math and computer science. |
| Gavin Kliger | Senior Adviser to the Director | CFPB, OPM, USAID, IRS | Databricks; LinkedIn | Graduated from UC Berkeley in 2020; problematic tweets and substack post |
| Keenan D. Kmiec[a] | Lawyer | EOP | InterPop; federal circuit court (clerk for Samuel Alito); Supreme Court (clerk for John Roberts); Tezos | Son of former U.S. ambassador Douglas Kmiec |
| Tom Krause | Fiscal Assistant Secretary of the Treasury | USDT | Cloud Software Group (CEO) | Said to have access to payment systems at Treasury, believed to still be the CEO of Cloud Software Group |
| Jeremy Lewin | CFPB, GSA | Munger, Tolles & Olson (lawyer) | Graduated from Harvard; studied under Trump critic Laurence Tribe; wrote an op-ed with Tribe arguing for the liquidation of Russia’s federal reserves, to be given to Ukraine; his law firm has represented Tesla | |
| Kendall M. Lindemann | EOP | Associate at Russell Street Ventures, founded by Brad Smith | ||
| Russell McGranahan | General Counsel | GSA | ||
| Katie Miller | Spokesperson | Mike Pence (press secretary) | Wife of White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller | |
| Aram Moghaddassi | Neuralink; Twitter | |||
| Justin Monroe | Adviser | FBI | SpaceX; US Navy (information warfare officer) | First naval information warfare officer to be commissioned out of the Naval Academy in 2011 |
| Elon Musk | Leader of DOGE (disputed; title unknown) | SpaceX; Tesla; Twitter; xAI; Boring Company; Neuralink | ||
| Michael Peters | Public Buildings Service Commissioner | GSA | ||
| Nikhil “Nik” Rajpal | Expert | CFPB, NOAA, OPM | Studied computer science and history at UC Berkeley | |
| Adam Ramada | EOP | Investment firm with links to a SpaceX alumnus | ||
| Ryan Riedel | Chief Information Officer | DOE | SpaceX (network security engineer) | |
| Rachel Riley | Senior Adviser in the Office of the Secretary | HHS | McKinsey & Company | |
| Michael Russo | Chief Information Officer | SSA | Shift4 Payments (executive and senior adviser) | |
| Amanda Scales | Chief of Staff | OPM | Uber (recruiting); xAI (HR) | Attended the University of California, Davis |
| Kyle Schutt | Software engineer | GSA | Revv; WinRed | |
| Ethan Shaotran | GSA | Is a senior at Harvard University; identified as a runner-up at a hackathon held by xAI; received a $100,000 grant from OpenAI to develop an AI scheduling assistant. | ||
| Thomas Shedd | Federal Acquisition Service Deputy Commissioner; Director of Technology Transformation Services | GSA | Tesla (engineer) | |
| Brad Smith | Top adviser to Musk (title unknown) | FEMA COVID-19 Supply Chain Stabilization Task Force | Allegedly pushed during the COVID-19 pandemic to adjust a government model in order to produce fake estimates showing lower death rates; friend of Jared Kushner | |
| Christopher Stanley | Aide to Musk (title unknown) | Assisted with the pardons of January 6 rioters | ||
| Jordan M. Wick | EOP | Waymo | Graduated from Massachusetts Institute of Technology | |
| Chris Young | Top adviser to Musk (title unknown) | PhRMA (senior political official) | Republican political advisor, hired by Musk in 2024 | |
The above information is courtesy of Wikipedia, and is copied here in case retributive action forces Wikipedia to take it down. Permission is granted – hell, ENCOURAGED – for you to copy this table of informaiton to your own websites or offline archives for safekeeping. Elon Musk says posting this is committing a crime, but I’m not taking the word of a fascist criminal like him on what crimes are.
Carry this information onward. Don’t make the above people famous; make them INFAMOUS. None of these people should be able to get a coffee without wondering if the waitstaff recognized them as being the agents of destruction they are, and thus did something to their order out of sheer contempt. They deserve NO peace.
3 replies on “Make Them INfamous”
@tmitmitmi.com I listen to your show a lot. My brother read “Atlas Shrugged” & since you talked about it I sent him the show for him to hear. He said that it was obvious that you had not read the book. He mentioned that he can tell if someone has read it or not by their reaction — negative has not read it; positive they have read it. If you have read it, he would probably like to have a discussion with you about it. 🙂
Of course I read it! It was required practically for anyone wanting to proclaim themselves a freethinker in Generation X, which back in the 1980s, I was interested in proclaiming. I am grateful that you passed my episode on and that he listened to it. I’m not 100% certain what he would feel would be gained by us having a conversation on the book: he’s not the author, so his interpretation is only going to be as valid as mine is, and clearly our interpretations don’t line up.
What’s far more telling is the societal impact that the work has had in its wake. Indeed, it is held up as license to treat selfishness as a virtue by many, many people. That’s a fact that is simply inarguable.
And to be clear, I really do appreciate you taking the time to listen. Thank you.