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The federal government doesn't operate on rhetorical, "Didn't you see the tweet on X that says that DOGE is 'empowered' to look at anything they want?" protocols. There are rules that say who has access to what.

Great, then sue on that.

There are lots of restrictions and protections on government information that aren't national security classifications.

Thank you. Because that admission makes the use of the word "classified" the red herring that it is.

They don't do "classified" work. If anything, they do the exact opposite. Everything that agency does should be visible to anyone in the public that wants to see it via FOIA.

And yet - the democrats are so desperate they're holding astroturfed protests and threatening holds on all cabinet positions.

Quite a curious hill to die on, dontcha think?

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