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    Oct 31

    Last night, our Country’s brave warriors rescued an American hostage in Nigeria. Our Nation salutes the courageous soldiers behind the daring nighttime rescue operation and celebrates the safe return of yet another American citizen!

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    Oct 30

    Thank you for hosting another impressive visit to your base yesterday! and I are grateful to the men & women of the United States military & for the sacrifices they make in order to serve our country. May God bless our troops!

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    I am always so impressed by the capabilities of our Armed Forces. Thank you to for yesterday’s wonderful visit. God Bless all of our men & women who are forward deployed & the families & military children who sacrifice on behalf of our nation. 🇺🇸
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  3. Oct 30

    "President meets with Army unit that conducted Al-Baghdadi raid, awards citation" It was an incredibly special moment at Fort Bragg as President Trump honored our heroes! Fox News:

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  4. Oct 30

    Thanks to President , “U.S. Black-owned firms make surprise comeback to pre-COVID level” The great American comeback is underway‼️

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  5. Oct 29

    Today, President visited Army Special Operations Forces at Fort Bragg. He presented the Presidential Unit Citation to these brave heroes who conducted the successful al-Baghdadi raid. What an absolute honor to meet America’s best!

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    Oct 29

    They said it couldn’t be done… They tried to block it They tried to spin it They tried to hide the truth They were wrong. 400 times and counting.

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  7. Oct 29

    Thanks to the extraordinary leadership of President , our economy grew at 33.1% — the largest economic growth on record for one quarter‼️ The U.S. has now regained two-thirds of the economic output lost because of the pandemic. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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  8. Retweeted
    Oct 28

    Laughable as the “Miles Taylor Anonymous” episode is, it’s every bit as damaging to the media. The New York Times amplified a no-name agency deputy with no access to President Trump and misled Americans into thinking he was an influential senior official. Absolutely ridiculous.

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    Oct 28

    If the New York Times blatantly mischaracterized the anonymous source for their big “Anonymous” info op, imagine how much they’re shading the truth for all of their many other anonymously sourced stories

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    Oct 28

    The biggest lesson from the end of the "Anonymous" saga is that the New York Times oversold his level of influence and access. So how many "senior officials" in everyday stories are mid-level nobodys? We've seen the standard now. This guy wasn't yet a chief of staff at the time.

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    Oct 28

    Who is Miles Taylor? Said he was “anonymous”, but I don’t know him - never even heard of him. Just another SCAM - he worked in conjunction with them. Also worked for Big Tech’s . Now works for Fake News . They should fire, shame, and punish everybody....

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    Oct 28

    ....associated with this FRAUD on the American people!

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    Oct 28

    Wow. Miles Taylor wasn't even listed on DHS's senior leadership page when NYT published his op-ed because he was just a policy advisor, not even chief of staff. Here's a snapshot of top leadership at DHS a few weeks after the op-ed was published. (October 2018)

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    Oct 28

    The NYT answered a bunch of written questions about why they decided to publish the op-ed, and defended the use of "senior administration official." They used the phrase "upper echelons of an administration." But Taylor wasn't even upper echelons of DHS.

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    Oct 28

    I also didn’t realize the definition of “senior administration official” could be *this* expansive. Wasn’t even an agency chief of staff at the time the op-ed ran.

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    Oct 28

    So on August 21 Miles Taylor appeared on CNN and lied when asked whether he was 'Anonymous.' Then, on September 9, CNN hired Taylor as a contributor, presumably unaware that he had lied on their air. Consequences?

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  17. Oct 28

    PROOF: Miles Taylor, who now admits to being “Anonymous,” once told us he was NOT Anonymous. He LIED! This is everything people hate about Washington — two-faced liars who push their own agendas at the expense of the People. This is the epitome of the swamp! ⬇️

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    “I wear a mask for two things, Anderson: Halloween and pandemics. So, no,” says , when asked by if he is the author of the op-ed book written by someone called Anonymous.
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    Oct 28

    It’s an embarrassment.

    Leaving aside how one feels about Taylor's actions, I'm not sure that the NY Times decision to grant a DHS chief of staff anonymity for that op-ed and to describe him as a "senior administration official" holds up especially well.
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  19. Retweeted
    Oct 28

    The USA doesn’t have Freedom of the Press, we have Suppression of the Story, or just plain Fake News. So much has been learned in the last two weeks about how corrupt our Media is, and now Big Tech, maybe even worse. Repeal Section 230!

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  20. Oct 28

    Our statement on the riots in Philadelphia ⬇️

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