Anybody paying attention has known that Doge, also known inaccurately as the Department of Governmental Efficiency, has been a disaster since day one.

That would be since day one that the illegal unconstitutional fake agency was put in place without Congress's approval.

But thanks to a quite shocking report from a whistleblower,

we're starting to see just how bad things at Doge really are,

or I should say just how many bad things Doge is doing.

Yesterday morning, NPR released a quite shocking deep dive into how this whistleblower,

Daniel Berulis, revealed Doge's shady practices of stealing sensitive government data, which,

I mean, I'm just a lay person. That sounds really, really bad.

Here's Jake Tapper of CNN giving us the basics.

And our politics lead a whistleblower is coming forward with claims that Doge not only accessed data from his agency,

but also took a substantial amount of sensitive data with them.

According to a disclosure shared with Congress, quote,

around 10 gigabytes of data, or quote,

the equivalent of a full stack of encyclopedias worth

if someone printed these files as hard copy documents, unquote.

Well, again, that sounds quite bad to me.

So let's break down what's really happened.

In early March, the Doge team led by Elon Musk

and a bunch of prepubescent idiots, essentially, entered the headquarters of the National Labor Relations

Board with a mission to access NLRB's database. Once they access that database, NLRB employees noticed a large spike in data

leaving the agency, which we can see in this chart here. What exactly is the NLRB database?

Well, it's an NLRB itself is an independent agency that investigates and adjudicates complaints about unfair labor

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