A member of the University of Boston’s staff has made a post on social networks, saying that Doge employees are looking for ‘dead or living’
An employee of the University of Boston said that the staff working for the Government Efficiency Department “sought for betrayal, dead or alive.”
Jared May, who was listed online as an auxiliary media technician at the University of Boston, posted on the website of social media Bluesky, graphics that included pictures of several young men who allegedly work for the Government Efficiency Department (Doge). Graphics include text, “sought for betrayal, dead or alive.”
Doge, headed Elon muskThe founder and executive director of the Spacex Tesla Inc, seeks to simplify the effectiveness of the Government and reduce waste, the promise of the campaign at which President Donald Trump nominated the 2024 presidential election.
In addition to the graphics, May wrote an inscription that listed several names of young men in the picture.
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Elon Musk and his mother Maya Musk. (Reuters/Danny Moloshok)
In a statement for Boston.comThe university representative said: “We are aware of the post that the employee has made on his personal account of the social media … We do not comment on staff. Expressed views do not reflect the values of Questma’s business school.”
It seems to have been a website of staff at the University of Boston removed.
Boston University did not immediately respond to the commentary request.
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Elon Musk with his elected President Donald Trump. “We will do great things here,” Musk said to the assembled. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
In response to the X Post that included a screenshot of the May’s Bluesky Post screen that required the death of Doge staff, Musk replied: “confessed” and “answered the crime”.
Fox News Digital reached for Doge on X for comment, but did not immediately get an answer.
Doge was under a major fire of democratic critics because the target of state consumption.
“The unexplained Government of the shadow carries out a hostile takeover of the Federal Government,” a place on the Democratic New York Senar Chuck Schumer, he said in the X account, echoing the MP who made during the press conference. “Doge is not a real government agency. Doge has no authority to make consumption decisions. Doge has no authority to exclude programs or neglect the federal law. Doge’s behavior cannot be allowed to stop. Congress must take measures to return the rule of law.”
Elon Musk, a president of Doge, was investigating the USAIDs of the Consumption Practice while the agency stopped. (Getty Images)
Musk described the effort to break through Government waste and bureaucracy as a one -off opportunity.
“Hysterical reactions like this are how you know that @Doge is doing a job that is really important,” he wrote in response to Schumer.
Fox News’ Andrew Mark Miller contributed to this article.
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