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prof, Analyst & CEO of Grip Mobility. Nat'l security expert & former Obama . Author of "Security Mom" and Pulitzer finalist. Mom of 3.

Cambridge, MA
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    Jun 18

    My neighbor is a flight attendant. I asked him how he was and expected typical “good and you?” response. Instead he went into a long description of the passenger abuses and outrages and minor slights he is experiencing in the air. Tell people to be nice, he said. People, be nice.

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  2. 41 minutes ago

    It isn’t the beach, but it is still technically summer.

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  3. Retweeted
    8 hours ago

    I read The Submission based on this review. Finished it just before midnight last night, September 11. I am so glad to have discovered this book. Hard to read at times for the difficult questions it asks about how we remember 9/11. Highly recommended.

    Remarkable. names "The Submission" as most enduring and best novel about 9/11. "Waldman, a former reporter with a shrewd, subtle sense of satire, demands that artists be judged by their art." Buy:
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  4. 12 hours ago

    This is example of how mandates may lead to dismissals. But alternative is what? Unvaccinated delivering babies? Waiting? These are clearly anti-vaxers. Story says this may just be a pause. In time, these will all be offset by the vast number of newly vaccinated. That is story.

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  5. Retweeted
    24 hours ago

    More facts please. Breaking on a Saturday? Capitol Police discipline 6 officers for conduct related to Jan 6. United States Capitol Police

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    12 hours ago

    CSL's first event of the academic year! On Sept 20, ⁦⁩ will host ⁦⁩ for a discussion of national security in the change era. In person & webcast.

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  7. 13 hours ago

    Some will quit. Offices shut. Protests. And we will think that is the story. It is not. In the months ahead, the story is that the mandates will lead to vaccinations that wildly offset the detractors. They will want attention because they know this will work. Times’s up. ⬇️

    President Biden’s new coronavirus vaccination mandates have prompted some backlash, but the Pentagon and Department of Veterans Affairs, which already require vaccinations, say the requirements are doing what they intended: getting more shots in arms.
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  8. Sep 11

    “Bush wasn’t just talking about the connective tissue of hate between 9/11 and 1/6. I took him to give us a warning, a lesson, one he didn’t heed before 9/11 …about Al Qaeda: Do not underestimate this threat.’” Clip:

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  9. Sep 11

    “Bring healing in many different neighborhoods.” 💔

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    Exactly one year after 9/11 and just months before his passing, Mister Rogers came out of retirement to deliver this poignant message to his nationwide neighborhood of viewers. (From ) (Video courtesy: )
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    Sep 11

    George W. Bush uses his speech to underscore the threat posed by domestic extremists: "They are children of the same foul spirit, and it is our continuing duty to confront them..."

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    Sep 11

    Gordon Felt, whose brother Edward was on Flight 93: “Are we worthy of their sacrifice? Are we worthy? Do we as individuals, communities, & as a country, conduct ourselves in a manner that would make those that sacrificed so much and fought so hard...proud of who we've become?"

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    Sep 11

    The 9/11 photos we will never forget

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    Sep 11

    America Remembers: 20 Years Later. Join & more 8a-1p on .

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  14. Sep 11

    Only one of these NYPD officers was there on 9/11. The others were in high school or college. 20 years later…. Joining and for live coverage in NYC until noon.

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    Sep 11

    20 years. I’ll be on CNN this morning for their special coverage with and . And I’ll be live-tweeting the day as it unfolded that bright blue September Tuesday. What a day for New York, our nation, and the world.

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  16. Sep 11

    My friend on the experience of Muslim Americans since 9/11: "Although on the surface, American Muslims have fared well since 9/11, below the successes and behind the smiles is something else.” Worth your time and thought.

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    Sep 10

    “The only secret to life that I’ve discovered is that you’ve got to keep going. Right?" A bruising, beautiful story about the man who managed Windows on the World.

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    Sep 10

    On the 20th anniversary of , is the US safer? What are the lasting impacts? "It exposed a vulnerability that we had never imagined," says . Today, the intel community says the biggest threat to the US is domestic terror.

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  19. Sep 10

    Many commentators keep saying (condescendingly) that those pushing for penalties need to listen to the feelings of the unvaccinated. But they, condescendingly, ignore what the unvaccinated are telling us. We were the ones listening. Check polling.

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  20. Sep 10

    Most of the unvaccinated just needed nudge. That’s all. They were consistently telling us they would move if burdened or deprived of some value to them. They got what they wanted. This will work. 👍

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  21. Sep 10

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