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.@ebonybowden a NY Post reporter wrote a hit piece about @ProjectLincoln this morning. It described me as an inactive voter in Utah. I voted by mail in 2016 and 2018. I switched my reg to independent in the Summer of 18. I am disturbed to learn this information and am looking
Steve, I reached out Keith Edwards, the communications director for the Project Lincoln, twice for comment and never heard back. I know he read it because your colleague John Weaver blocked me overnight. If you have a correction, you can email me and I'd be happy to fix.
This does NOT make you look good.
So Steve says you charged he didn't vote. Why would you "reach out" to Project Lincoln to find out if Steve voted? That doesn't make sense. Also, please drop "reach out" and specify what you mean.
The answer is she’s either a terrible journalist or just following orders...I’m glad Ebony confirmed she didn’t ask Steve Schmidt if he voted...Considering voter rolls & activity are public record, I wonder where Ebony got her information 
She did not really want to speak with Steve. It’s the Post. Never let ethical practices or facts get in your way.
Some reason you didn't contact Steve? Why would you think anyone besides him would have, or be concerned, info and when, where, and how he voted? Oh right, facts get in the way of making a boss happy?
trump university journalist 
He clearly gave you a comment in this thread. No reason to email if it's in the public space.
You wrote, "Schmidt, Wilson and Weaver could not be immediately reached for comment." Please explain what that means if you only "reached out" to the comms guy.
Sounds like @ebonybowden got caught in a lie.
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