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Worth remembering: "'To cover my tracks, I usually pay attention to other staffers' idioms and use that in my background quotes. That throws the scent off me,' the current White House official added."https://www.axios.com/trump-white-house-leakers-leak-about-leaking-dae05b8e-e792-41a7-bb74-c2756b542cd0.html …
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Speechwriter, perhaps? I doubt mother would have let him write this.
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Good guess! I'm not sure Pence is well-vocabularied enough to come up with "lodestar" unassisted. With that said, really, we should leave the anonymous quasi-Resister who wrote the op-ed anonymous. Shit's gonna get hotter in the White House than if the HVAC went on the fritz.
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Hmm who writes his speeches
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we're through the looking glass here, peoplepic.twitter.com/RQ00DQdvoA
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function words betray authorship more than content words--ideally you would want to compare the word frequency of "the" "an" "at" etc vs. a corpus of existing text from each suspect white house official
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"Lodestar" is Pence's Secret Service code name!
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But no mention of broad shoulders
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Hillsdale College alum Stephen Ford is a Pence speechwriter. See this article by a Hillsdale professor, the title of which is also right out of the op-ed:https://kirkcenter.org/symposia/free-minds-free-markets-and-free-people/ …
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well that was fast
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