‘Twitter Files' Reveals Corrupt Campaign to Delegitimize House Intelligence Chief’s Memo on Russia-Trump Probe
January 13 2023
Happy Friday from Washington, where the attorney general picks an anti-corruption prosecutor to investigate how President Biden came to possess classified documents from his years as vice president. Fred Lucas has what you need to know. Twitter didn’t set the record straight as liberals tried to discredit a key House Republican critical of the FBI’s Trump-Russia probe, Tyler O’Neil writes. On the podcast, Rob Bluey talks with “Stacy on the Right” about Christian engagement in politics. Plus: Roman Jankowski exposes the DOT vacation craze; Samantha Aschieris debriefs a leading House conservative; and Emma Waters calls out liberals’ anti-family bill. Fifty-five years ago today, country music legend Johnny Cash performs for inmates at California's Folsom Prison, producing a hit album that will revitalize his career.
Twitter staffers knew that Democrats’ narrative to delegitimize then-Rep. Devin Nunes’ investigation of the FBI’s Trump-Russia probe was false, but the tech company didn’t debunk it publicly.
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As thousands of flights were grounded across the U.S. during the FAA outage, the Transportation Department announced extra vacation time for all employees, even those working remotely.
The leader of the House’s biggest GOP caucus tells The Daily Signal that Alejandro Mayorkas was “very defiant” with Republicans last year and denied any problem at the border.
A Facebook staffer whose name has been redacted appears to tell the White House that the Big Tech company suppressed content that doesn’t violate its policies.
