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Basically all federal pay data is made public, so in this case its less of doge not being transparent and more of they haven't gotten to it yet (my guess). The
by dgrin91 2y ago
Basically all federal pay data is made public, so in this case its less of doge not being transparent and more of they haven't gotten to it yet (my guess). The Chief of Staff makes ~180-200k, if I remember, but I haven't looked it up for current admin. Also in this case it might not be public _yet_ because it might still be before the disclosure deadline (since the admin is still new).
- andsoitis 2y ago> Basically all federal pay data is made public, so in this case its less of doge not being transparent and more of they haven't gotten to it yet (my guess). So they are looking to republish information that is already public? That seems like a waste of resources, no?
- dragonwriter 2y ago> So they are looking to republish information that is already public? That seems like a waste of resources, no? But its public without the political spin DOGE is attaching to it, which is DOGE's actual "value add".