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‘Big Balls’ now working at Social Security Administration after leaving DOGE: report
- Edward "Big Balls" Coristine, a 19-year-old tech adviser, moved to the Social Security Administration after resigning from the Department of Government Efficiency earlier this week.
- Coristine held several sensitive federal positions and played a key role in Elon Musk's initiative to streamline data management and modernize government agency functions through digital transformation.
- At SSA, Coristine joined as a special government employee with authorization to work up to 130 days annually, focusing on improving website functionality and efficiency.
- Nick Sortor noted on X that Coristine is identifying rampant waste, fraud, and abuse at SSA, and he was reported to have government-issued laptops for his duties.
- Coristine’s move highlights ongoing changes in federal IT leadership, suggesting continued efforts to reform and streamline government systems amid criticized technocratic approaches.
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The mainstream media and liberals everywhere are likely to fume at the news that DOGE staffer Edward Coristine — also known as “Big Balls” — has been given a new […] The post Liberals Will Hate It: Notorious Former DOGE Employee Scores New Role in US Government appeared first on The Western Journal.
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The Social Security Administration has moved on to its third chief information officer of the Trump administration, tapping yet another individual with Department of Government Efficiency affiliations. According to an update to CIO.gov, a federal page that features IT leaders in the government, Aram Moghaddassi has taken over as SSA’s top IT official after previously working at the agency in a different role. Moghaddassi, who has also worked at…
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