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70th U.S. Secretary of @StateDept, working alongside the world’s finest diplomatic corps. Husband, father, Army veteran, and proud Kansan.

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    Secretary Pompeo‏Verified account @SecPompeo Jul 16

    The @NYTimes’s 1619 Project wants you to believe our country was founded for human bondage. What a dark vision of America’s birth. What a disturbed reading of history. What a slander on our great people.pic.twitter.com/s24rA3C3m8

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      2. Frank Jannuzi‏ @FrankJannuzi Jul 16
        Replying to @SecPompeo @nytimes

        No. They don't want us to believe our country was founded "for" human bondage. They want us to acknowledge it was founded "WITH" human bondage backed into everything -- the Constitution, the laws, the economy, the representation system that defined our Republic. Truth.

        10 replies 95 retweets 944 likes
      3. Frank Jannuzi‏ @FrankJannuzi Jul 16
        Replying to @FrankJannuzi @SecPompeo @nytimes

        If I were at State today, as I was an Intel officer for the first nine years of my career, I don't know that I could continue to serve. My heart goes out to all my State Dept brothers and sisters, who have families for whom they must care, and a sworn duty they want to uphold.

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      2. Andrea R MD‏ @AndreaR9Md Jul 16
        Replying to @SecPompeo @nytimes

        Um, it was. What books are you reading?

        32 replies 16 retweets 1,133 likes
      3. Jacquelyn Mitchell ‏ @MsJackie371 Jul 17
        Replying to @AndreaR9Md @SecPompeo @nytimes

        One's that tell the truth.

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      2. Corey Richardson‏ @vexedinthecity Jul 16
        Replying to @SecPompeo @nytimes

        Hi, Mike. I'm Black. My last name is a reminder to me that my family was once owned by someone else. America's foundation was slavery. We built this country. You will not erase that. If you cannot contend with the past, get out of the way.

        176 replies 781 retweets 9,047 likes
      3. Machine Pun Kelly‏Verified account @KellyScaletta Jul 16
        Replying to @vexedinthecity @SecPompeo @nytimes

        Hi Mike. I'm white. My ancestor Amos Rushing owned five blacked people. He was a fucking racist shitbag, and so ar you. You will not erase that. If you cannot contend with the past, get out of the way.

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      2. Professor Sarah Parcak‏Verified account @indyfromspace Jul 16
        Replying to @SecPompeo @nytimes

        Our “great people” enslaved millions for profit, murdered them, murdered/raped/tortured/stole land from millions of Indigenous peoples, and continues to murder innocent black men and women. Enjoy being a 💩 stain in this chapter of US history.

        64 replies 254 retweets 3,159 likes
      3. Jack Reacher‏ @JoaquinReacher Jul 17
        Replying to @indyfromspace @SecPompeo @nytimes

        but maybe we can right that wrong in a peaceful way not the bloody way we see now

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      2. Jedi, Interrupted  🏳️‍🌈‏ @JediCounselor Jul 16
        Replying to @SecPompeo @nytimes

        1) It was. 2) Dark but true. 3) It's disturbing to read our real history, yes. 4) That you would pretend slavery wasn't a major part of our colonial & early American economy is indeed slander on all those who fought and died to abolish slavery.

        28 replies 222 retweets 3,432 likes
      3. Masks‏ @Biden4USAUSA Jul 17
        Replying to @JediCounselor @SecPompeo @nytimes

        The PRIMARY reason for breaking away from Britain was the slave owners' fear that the mother country was about to make their livelihood illegal. Fact.

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