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The Wall Street Publication > Blog > Politics > Elon Musk is gone, however ‘Huge Balls’ stays—and we’re all paying for him
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Elon Musk is gone, however ‘Huge Balls’ stays—and we’re all paying for him

Editorial Board Published June 5, 2025
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Billionaire Elon Musk could now not be an official member of Donald Trump’s administration, however the racist and unqualified goons he introduced with him to assist run the so-called Division of Authorities Effectivity stay.

Wired reported on Wednesday that three of Musk’s operatives—who, like Musk, had began out as particular authorities staff, which limits how lengthy they will serve—are actually full-time staff working to cripple the federal authorities.

That features Edward Coristine, a former worker at Musk’s mind chip implant firm Neuralink who has passed by the web moniker “Big Balls.” The 19-year-old Coristine has ties to hackers, which, as Wired reported in February, would imply he could not move the background test vital for a full-time authorities position. It is unclear whether or not he has undergone a background test now that he’s a full-time federal employee.

Luke Farritor—a 23-year-old DOGE bro who helped dismantle the U.S. Company for Worldwide Growth, which is able to result in 1000’s of deaths—can also be now a full-time authorities worker, as is Ethan Shaotran, a 22-year-old Harvard College dropout who has complained about being ostracized due to his work with DOGE.


Elon Musk flashes his T-shirt that reads “DOGE” as he walks on South Garden of the White Home on March 9.

It’s unclear whether or not Marko Elez, an notorious certainly one of Musk’s DOGE minions, stays within the authorities. Elez initially stop the group when his racist social media posts have been uncovered, however he was rapidly rehired. In spite of everything, being a racist isn’t a disqualifying trait within the Trump administration. 

In line with Wired, Coristine and Farritor are within the highest authorities pay bracket of GS-15, which earns between $125,133 and $162,672 yearly, in keeping with the Workplace of Personnel Administration. In the meantime, within the bracket of GS-14, Shaotran is incomes between $106,382 and $138,296.

The truth that DOGE staff are actually full-time federal staff exhibits that whereas Musk could also be gone, his legacy of constructing cuts that harm essential authorities features like Social Safety, climate forecasting, and medical analysis will stay on.

In the end, regardless that DOGE has hobbled important authorities applications, it has up to now additionally been a failure, getting nowhere near the $1 trillion in cuts Musk had promised to make.

And moderately than be the political winner Trump hoped for, DOGE is a polling nightmare. Surveys clearly present that voters disapprove of how DOGE was dealing with cuts. 

What’s extra, even the White Home is aware of that the cuts DOGE made are unpopular. It despatched simply $9.4 billion of the alleged $160 billion in cuts DOGE claims to have made to Congress to formally strike from the finances. 

Included within the cuts the White Home desires Congress to make everlasting is $9 million to the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Reduction, a program that has slowed the unfold of HIV/AIDS worldwide. The White Home additionally desires cuts to NPR and PBS to be made everlasting. 

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