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Feb 12 • 23 tweets • 3 min read
This is now a Super Bowl account.
#TillmanScholars
Doug Williams in the house!
That’s down at the 1
Can we please stop with the F&F movies? They stopped being good a while ago.
Nooo, don’t ruin the Pacino scene …
Pretty much
The ads are feeling like a redux of the Pets.com era
Wow. Um. Wow.
OK, the Uber One ad was funny
And WeatherTech follows up with a simple and decent ad
In other news
It’s the moment Chad Henne was born to meet …
Imagine doing this performance a mere 9 months after giving birth
KC needed that
That Air movie was made for @JaredEMoskowitz
The NFL is trying to kill people with this garbage turf
KC will not quit
Wow.
I don’t know what Mahomes was given at halftime but can I have some of it?
This has been a good game all around.
If my ankle hurt like that I would barely be walking, not running like that
@zachbraff was born to do that commercial.

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Life of a #cheerdad

A 745am competition performance time means we had to be awake waaaaaay too early this morning.
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OK, I can’t let this go unanswered. Glenn has too big of an audience to allow him to mislead his followers with this garbage, so let me walk you all through this.

Fact: most of the relevant statutes do not clearly contemplate prosecution for inadvertent or accidental
mishandling of classified information. Even the statutes that do arguably do not apply to constitutional officers, which is what Trump was as POTUS and Biden was as VPOTUS and a Senator.

Fact: there has never been, to my knowledge, a prosecution for accidental mishandling.
It’s not because it couldn’t be done. DOJ declines to do it. Why? Because for most instances it involves a non-constitutional officer who has a security clearance that can be revoked, so DOJ is happy to just let the relevant agency move to administratively revoke. Why?
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Dec 28, 2022
For today, this is a “tourist in NYC” account. Image
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Dec 26, 2022
There is a certain brilliance to the work of @ggreenwald - you don’t have to build anything. You’re never accountable to anyone. You don’t govern anything.

You just spend your time critiquing. That’s it. And that’s fine. That’s what a free press does.

But when Glenn expresses
shock that others might not go along with his holier-than-thou approach to things, it’s because some of us have been on the other side. We have been accountable. We have had to make tough decisions. We have had obligations to clients who don’t simply want to be martyrs.
So yes, Glenn is within his rights to say dissent against Ukraine is lawful. No one is saying it’s not. But he is also a self-absorbed narcissist smearing anyone who questions his approach as a tool of western media who should be fighting against more aid to Ukraine.
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Dec 19, 2022
Here we go.
So there is one interesting nugget. Employment was offered to induce a witness to conceal information from the Committee.
Moment in history: criminal referral against a former President. Mind you, this is largely for historical relevance only. DOJ is already deep in the weeds of a grand jury probe on Trump and J6. They don’t need this referral.
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Oct 31, 2022
So I’ve read the whole piece. Let’s address a few things.

One, yes, DHS is expanding its reach in a way that is concerning. Policing information in the public sphere is a tricky thing to do without running roughshod over the First Amendment, and the government is not who I want
deciding the “truth” of information.

At the same time, the government does have a legitimate and compelling interest in combatting misinformation designed to deprive others of their rights and obstruct the administration of government. So it’s not like there are no reasons
for them to be involved here.

Two, what this article shows at its core is that major social media and technology platforms - GASP - talk a lot with government officials. Did you all think that didn’t happen? Every major platform like this has constant contact with local, state,
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