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Feb 6 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
Times reports that Jan 6th committee is being dangerously aggressive and isn't living up to the standard of the House Benghazi probe. nytimes.com/2022/02/05/us/…
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8/ Seems notable that there’s no substantive reference or comparison to the Iran/Contra investigation and no mention at all of the watergate committee. Only Benghazi

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Not a self-awareness guy:"I confess I dont think that strategy is going to work at all. There will not be Nuremberg-like justice being meted out over mask mandates. Ever. Im still of the belief that most pandemic excesses were due to panic, not plotted." nationalreview.com/2022/01/what-i…
2/ He's a reasonable person apparently because he thinks in most cases govts and school boards did mask mandates to control COVID rather than as a plot to end liberty. Thanks, dude. He, a writer-controversialist, is at least reassured by the fact that this battle is ...
3/ "professionals versus workers". And he's one of the workers. He'll probably be forming an NRO union soon given that level of class consciousness. Clearly masking is a highly divisive issue in our society. Plenty of people are done with it. But what I keep coming back ...
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