- 00:55:03 Retweeted @burgessev 00:39:47 Senators and aides tell us that White House preparing for as many as a dozen Republican senators voting against themWill there be angry tweets?
“I don’t see that that helps any,” said Sen. Lindsey Graham. “But that doesn’t mean you won’t see any.” in reply to burgessev
- 01:12:54 Retweeted @rgoodlaw 2019-03-04 21:15:42 This @emptywheel resource<symbol>helpfully sorts which people who received documents requests from House Judiciary Committee go with which area of inquiry.https://t.co/bZ4SLn4wsd
- 02:50:36 Oops https://t.co/mzuePP9lzx
- 03:07:33 May I suggest that if Chuck Schumer chose to retire, New York would have an easily available upgrade. https://t.co/3Rn0tS2H2C
- 05:28:39 Retweeted @zotakufilms 01:37:51 eggdog nightlife https://t.co/RL4GAvof4F
- 15:11:58 Listening to Data Skeptic seq2seq https://t.co/u40OL7G6Dy
- 19:22:58 Retweeted @ZoeTillman 19:19:59 NEW: The judge in Roger Stone’s case weighs in on his newly-released book — she’s not ruling now that he violated the gag order, but she strongly suggests his book may run afoul, and ordered him to explain by 3/11 what he’s doing to come into compliance https://t.co/5NfBpSypSR https://t.co/qeCiFUR1mS
- 19:52:55 Retweeted @drvox 19:35:33 1. Here’s a broad, vague, and not fully fleshed-out thought. (Hey, it’s twitter.) As I contemplate US politics these days, one of the broad trends I see is a little diversity finally beginning to penetrate the halls of power (gov’t & corporate).
- 21:17:03 Retweeted @renato_mariotti 19:28:50 Judge Jackson has Roger Stone and his team boxed in. She is aware that the First Amendment limits her ability to issue gag orders, and she acted carefully to ensure her orders would survive on appeal. As she notes in today’s ruling, Stone likely waived any First Amendment claim. https://t.co/JByf3tQKjb
- 23:08:23 Retweeted @Tierney_Megan 22:25:42 Here’s what Mueller had to say about Manafort’s suggestion that he wouldn’t have been charged had the special counsel not been appointed (via a sentencing filing in EDVA) https://t.co/IKuhEBIgCP
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