Related: Watch Kimberly Strassell dismantle the WaPo “fact checker” on Bruce Ohr.
As an aside, Twitter threads have become a way of routing around the limitations of first the 140, then 280-character limit of the medium, to turn them effectively into blog posts, at which one can jump in at any time.
Since it’s been so much in the news lately, I thought it would be useful to link to Coyote’s case for it from a year ago. I disagree with his recommendations about withdrawing from the OST, but he explains why a separate service is necessary.
Some thoughts from what seems to be a rare bird these days: An actual news organization.
I have to say that teaming up to prove that the media isn't colluding against Trump is the most hilarious example of their lack of self awareness to date.
And you want more Trump? This is how you get more Trump. His genius is to get them to reveal themselves. https://t.co/1P6jAYg1ux
The appearance of corruption grows more apparent and clear with the release of new text messages. Ohr and Yates both need to be called before Congress. At some point, the Obama administration will no longer be “scandal free.”
I sure hope so. We are in weird political times, but it will take a smart campaign. Given that stupid jungle-primary rule, Republicans have to be happy they even have a candidate in the race. They don’t in the Senate.