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Abundant tweets about civil liberties & national security. "Has a longer memory than an elephant & keeps more records than Jim Comey.” Legendary potty mouth.

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    1. emptywheel‏ @emptywheel Jan 8
      Replying to @paulsurovell @jaketapper

      Sure. Except the record suggests something else happened. So to make you're argument you're deliberately ignoring the record.

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    2. Paul Surovell‏ @paulsurovell Jan 8
      Replying to @emptywheel @jaketapper

      You haven't shown me what I'm ignoring.

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    3. emptywheel‏ @emptywheel Jan 8
      Replying to @paulsurovell @jaketapper

      Here, I'll teach you. Go to the article and find where the NYT describes its sources. I'll wait.

      2 replies 0 retweets 1 like
    4. Paul Surovell‏ @paulsurovell Jan 8
      Replying to @emptywheel @jaketapper

      1of2: Here are the sources that NYT cites when asserting that Papadopoulos, not dossier was trigger of the investigation: Paras 7-8 No sources Para 35 No sources Paras 36-37 "current and former officials" Para 40 "American officials"

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    5. Paul Surovell‏ @paulsurovell Jan 8
      Replying to @paulsurovell @emptywheel @jaketapper

      2of2: Tell me why it's unreasonable to surmise that these officials might be one and the same as those officials who sought to prevent the House Intel committee from receiving the documents on the Steele dossier.

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    6. emptywheel‏ @emptywheel Jan 8
      Replying to @paulsurovell @jaketapper

      Partly bc they ID them as officials, often a description for MoC? Also don't ignore the Australian side of this, the foreign officials.

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    7. Paul Surovell‏ @paulsurovell Jan 9
      Replying to @emptywheel @jaketapper

      Scott Ritter has a piece out where he says 21,800 of 27,500 emails released by Wikileaks were written *after* Papadopoulos-Mifsud conversation on April 26, suggesting that *all* emails obtained by Wikileaks were accessed by leaker or hacker after April 26http://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/in-the-russian-collusion-debate-whos-fooling-who/ …

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    8. emptywheel‏ @emptywheel Jan 9
      Replying to @paulsurovell @jaketapper

      Yup. And there's an explanation for that that's not yet public. It will be, eventually.

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    9. emptywheel‏ @emptywheel Jan 9
      Replying to @emptywheel @paulsurovell @jaketapper

      Incidentally, I've noted that timing on multiple occasions. I may have been the first to link to the underlying analysis. But then I've got a pretty good idea about the non-public explanation.

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    10. Paul Surovell‏ @paulsurovell Jan 9
      Replying to @emptywheel @jaketapper

      Sorry I don't follow your work as much as I should. Will try to keep up better. But honestly "non-public" explanations don't mean anything to me.

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      emptywheel‏ @emptywheel Jan 9
      Replying to @paulsurovell @jaketapper

      That's fine--I don't blame you. I'm going to write a response to Scott's piece. It's actually really interesting for the glaring errors it makes. Thanks for alerting me to it.

      8:09 AM - 9 Jan 2018
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        1. Paul Surovell‏ @paulsurovell Jan 9
          Replying to @emptywheel @jaketapper

          Looking forward to it.

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