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Co-founder of and with . Former independent presidential candidate, CIA operations officer & House GOP policy director.

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  1. 21 minutes ago

    My deep sympathy to the victims of the heinous attack on The Tree of Life Synagogue and to the African-Americans killed by another white supremacist in Louisville this week. We must hold leaders accountable for the hateful, nationalist rhetoric & policies inspiring this violence.

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  2. 20 hours ago

    We shouldn't still be surprised that Trump won't rise to the level of his office and unify the country. Instead we should be clear-eyed about this: He is committed to turning us against each other so that we're too weak to hold him accountable. Whether he succeeds is up to us.

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    Oct 23

    America has lost its most well-known Maverick. And it’s a position we need to fill. Today we begin a journey to rally all people to stand up and to serve a cause greater than themselves. Get in the arena.

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    Oct 26

    When Americans from opposing political tribes are arguing over which side uses the most violence-inducing rhetoric, we’re all losing. We need leaders who unite and heal divisions. The reality is that the President has the biggest megaphone to do so. He instead inflames the hate.

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  5. Oct 26

    A wise man said this to me today: “The next political tribe in America will care about everyone.”

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  6. Oct 26

    The words of our president matter. They shape minds, inspire action, build movements, and impact the nature of our society. Political violence often begins with leaders' dehumanizing words and this president bears responsibility for his.

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    Oct 26

    FANS: Join us & Stand Up Republic for screenings in Clovis, CA & Fayetteville, NC + Q&As featuring , , , and ! GET TIX: Clovis, CA: Fayetteville, NC:

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    Oct 25

    Kicking off the morning with a much needed dose of bipartisanship and friendship.

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  9. Oct 25

    The President is talking about our fellow Americans here. As yesterday’s attempted bombings show, his dehumanization of the media puts their lives at risk. There is no policy, legislation or appointment worth supporting a man who endangers our lives for his own perceived benefit.

    A very big part of the Anger we see today in our society is caused by the purposely false and inaccurate reporting of the Mainstream Media that I refer to as Fake News. It has gotten so bad and hateful that it is beyond description. Mainstream Media must clean up its act, FAST!
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  10. Oct 24

    Thank you to our first responders and leaders who are stepping up to address these attempted attacks and protect those targeted and other potential victims. It is not too soon for us to reject the divisive, dehumanizing rhetoric that opens the door to such violence. We must now.

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    Oct 24

    This is the one of the things you get when a president stokes hate — against opponents, critics, the press, and democracy’s institutions.

    Trump must condemn this rash of explosive devices targeting Democratic figures publicly and clearly now. These are real crimes and real threats to people and our democracy.
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    Oct 23

    If you're in Provo Thursday come meet and : Republicans, Democrats come together for BYU Law event via

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  13. Oct 20

    Yesterday’s indictment of another Russian involved in ongoing disinformation targeting our democracy is a reminder of a still under-appreciated fact: Moscow and Trump both rely on cultural flashpoints including race and immigration to divide Americans and advance shared goals.

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    Oct 20

    Pompeo, intelligence chiefs and others with knowledge of the facts must be questioned under oath. At the same time, Congress must have robust hearings enlisting human rights and national security experts re human rights abuses and its influence-buying

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    Oct 19

    New: CIA officials have heard audio that Turks say paints a much different story about Khashoggi’s death than the one the Saudis are telling. Saudi claims that he died in a “brawl” draw immediate skepticism.

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    Oct 19

    And , , join tonight's roundtable.

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  17. Oct 19

    The Saudis never would have dreamt of committing such a heinous crime against a journalist with an American publication under prior U.S. administrations. Trump’s dehumanizing, violent rhetoric against the press has signaled to despots an open season for such abuses.

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  18. Oct 19

    Claims that Jamal Khashoggi was merely killed in a “fistfight” with 15 Saudi agents who flew to “meet” him and the notion that such a consequential operation would be executed without orders from the highest levels of the Saudi government are not credible.

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  19. Oct 18

    We can give the Saudi government a couple of additional days to own, explain or deny their apparent murder of a journalist, but the United States of America cannot excuse or cover for such an atrocity. If we do, we assume indirect responsibility for human rights abuses worldwide.

    Pompeo says he told Trump: “We ought to give them a few more days,” referring to Saudi investigation of Khashoogi’s apparent murder
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  20. Oct 17

    Much gratitude to the Institute of Politics for hosting a screening of and to the Chicagoans concerned about election security and the health of our democracy who attended. 🇺🇸

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