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Foreign Affairs
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Law and Government
Asking the right questions about the monitoring of Tucker Carlson
Getting the story straight, one iteration at a time.
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Social Issues
As Joe Biden’s mother would say… (redux)
This habit, while annoying, seems minor, but it raises the question of how he comes off on the world stage.
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Law and Government
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Politics
Four pings on the partially declassified Christopher Steele interview documents
A very interesting name gets a fleeting mention.
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Politics
Trump’s operational finale won’t be the 2020 election intel assessment
State of the key supporting effort: unchanged.
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Law and Government
Trump’s ‘Operation Vote’: Observations on the efforts as Congress ponders the 2020 vote
Interesting times go high-order.
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Law and Government
About Joe Biden’s mispronunciation of ‘psalmist’
When all is said and done, presidents are only human. Some are more human than others judging from the words…
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Law and Government
Actually, ‘Laptopgate’ bears little resemblance to a ‘classic Russian info op’
Nope: doesn't walk or talk like a classic duck.
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Law and Government
Russiagate: POTUS orders fully declassified, unredacted documents. Does he mean it?
One may take notes, and take notes, and be a villain.
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Law and Government
Bombshell: In July-Aug 2016, U.S. intel briefed Obama on alleged Hillary plan to promote Trump-Russia conspiracy theory
The next layer of the onion peels off.
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Law and Government
Have White House ‘leaks’ been ‘leaking’ out through the IT/telecom systems?
A very special upgrade to White House office systems.
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Politics
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Law and Government
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Politics
Foreign threat assessment for 2020 election: Once again, the assessment IS the threat
It's OK, you can say it. They know. Elections ARE political.
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Law and Government
As Durham prepares to interview Brennan, a particular payoff looms
Whether it was a plan or not, it seems to be coming together.
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Politics
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Law and Government
Scorch: Departing Ric Grenell pointed out to Sen Warner that Obama’s own executive order justifies release of unmaskers’ names
Equal application of the executive order.
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Law and Government
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Politics
Why you should care that Nunes says House intelligence focus is on ‘info CIA gave to FBI in 2016’
Laser-focused on the holy-of-holies "CIA intelligence" about Russiagate.
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Politics
Science watch: WaPo attempts to connect the dots on age and coronavirus, fails bigly
As is inevitable whenever there is a health scare, the liberal media promptly flex their scientific muscles. On Friday, Bina…
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Politics
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Media
‘Russia!’ While he’s draining the swamp, here’s another important job Ric Grenell could be doing
Seize the initiative and lead the charge on election security messaging.
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Politics
New Russian interference theme: They’re helping Bernie, and he’s known for a month
The Russians once again precision-target their mysterious campaign assistance.
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Law and Government
Did Obama admin officials hide evidence of Russian election interference? DOJ investigating
Among those in the crosshairs is John Brennan, former CIA director under Obama, who is under the microscope for possibly…
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Foreign Affairs
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National Security
Priorities: UK intel and ‘Russia-Trump’ versus ‘Hezbollah’ in 2015
What does a terrorist cabal have to do to get noticed around here?
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Politics
Mueller Report: The unexplored bias of the ‘Russian interference in the election’ case
Bias aforethought, the counterintelligence edition.
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Law and Government
Q.E.D.: America can’t talk about security clearances without acting like a bunch of big babies
Missing the point, in all the personalities and pettiness.
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Foreign Affairs
Breach in CIA comms system led to roll-up of entire spy network in China
That's a really bad hair day.
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Media
WaPo along with 11 other U.S. media outlets, internet companies hired Russian IT firm
The 12 American news and broadcast organizations that Eastbanc Technology lists as “our customers” are: Comcast, The Washington Post, Facebook,…
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Law and Government
The ‘Russian collusion’ trial is on, and Robert Mueller may be its first casualty
Lawyers for Russian company Concord Management and Consulting, LLC, formally entered a “not guilty” plea in federal court Monday in…
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