janice🟧

Mother of two, Nana to five.
I just come on here to retweet your views and the news. I'm good with that. #BanAssaultWeapons. I don't trust anyone on here.

[Ron Filipkowski @RonFilipkowski]

From their review of the new book about Elon’s twitter takeover.

[Pootie Guiliani @Kyla_Lacey]

Retweet if your hair was washed in the kitchen sink, I’m trying to see something.

[Rick Wilson @TheRickWilson]

Save this list, y'all.

[Brian Allen @allenanalysis]

The reported claim that the Saudi Crown Prince received CIA intelligence from Jared Kushner, identifying specific individuals as “enemies,” without any apparent repercussions, investigation, or legal action is perplexing.

I will keep saying this until I’m 6 feet under, how has this been allowed to stand for so long?

This alleged exchange occurred before a Saudi “corruption crackdown,” linked to reports of torture and deaths, with limited coverage from legacy media.

Simultaneously, the Trump administration approved nuclear technology transfer to Saudi Arabia without congressional notification after the Jamal Khashoggi incident.

Credible news sources support this information, raising questions about potential connections and motivations.

The convergence of these events raises skepticism about mere coincidence.

Further investigation into the circumstances surrounding these incidents seems warranted.

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

We value American leadership and its role in defending Ukrainian independence and democracy since Russia's full-scale aggression began.

The United States assisted Ukraine in withstanding in the decisive moment. Right now, this year, the wartime has not become easier. The challenges are extraordinary, and there are more and more voices in Europe warning that the Kremlin is preparing to expand its aggression.

It is necessary to maintain American support. And I am grateful to our American partners who recognize this. We cannot let Russian war and evil spread.

Putin sobers up only when he sees strength in front of him. Strength is required. I am grateful to everyone who helps us increase it.

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

Reality always speaks louder than any words. An entire family was killed in a fire last night as a result of a Russian strike on Kharkiv using "Shahed" drones. Parents and their three children were killed. Oleksiy, the older son, was seven; Mykhailo, the middle son, was six; and Pavlo, the younger son, was only seven months old.

These children had not yet seen life, but were killed as a result of Russian madness. Another family was killed: a man and his wife. My condolences to the victims' loved ones.

The rescue operation in Kharkiv is ongoing. Four people were rescued, including a child. Dozens of people were evacuated. All services are working, and everyone affected will receive the necessary aid.

I thank everyone who helps Ukraine and Ukrainians defend against Russian terror. Every act of support is critical. It is also critical to realize that this terror cannot go unpunished or remain without a fair response.

Terrorists must lose the war they started. Russia must be held accountable for every life it has harmed and ruined. This is the only way to make security a reality again.

[Laurence Tribe 🇺🇦 ⚖️ @tribelaw]

Of course it’s illegal. Corruptly so.

[Machine Pun Kelly 🇺🇦 @KellyScaletta]

So I went through and read Hur's report, and the way the media at large has been presenting things is borderline malpractice.

Please take the two minutes it requires to read this tweet because it really does matter.

Let me lay it out for you. Hur is alleging there are two counts of Biden willfully retaining classified documents: The Afghanistan docs that were found in his Delaware home and his own personal notebooks.

During an interview with a ghostwriter, he made reference to classified documents that were "downstairs" in his rented Virginia home.

The supposition is that these are the Afghanistan documents that were later moved to his Delaware home in 2019 and then found by the FBI.

Hur indicates that in order to convict Biden of willfully retaining classified documents, the prosecution would have to prove that 1. These are the same documents and 2. That Biden remembers that single sentence from 2017.

It's against this backdrop Hur says:

When Mr. Biden told his ghostwriter about finding ''all the classified stuff downstairs," his tone was matter-of-fact. For a person who had viewed classified documents nearly every day for eight years as vice president, including regularly in his home, finding classified documents at home less than a month after leaving office could have been an unremarkable and forgettable event.

Notably, the classified Afghanistan documents did not come up again in Mr. Biden's dozens of hours of recorded conversations with the ghostwriter, or in his book. And the place where the Afghanistan documents were eventually found in Mr. Biden's Delaware garage-in a badly damaged box surrounded by household detritus-suggests the documents might have been forgotten.

In addition. Mr. Biden's memory was significantly limited, both during his recorded interviews with the ghostwriter in 2017, and in his interview with our office in 2023. And his cooperation with our investigation, including by reporting to the government that the Afghanistan documents were in his Delaware garage, will likely convince some jurors that he made an innocent mistake, rather than acting willfully-that is, with intent to break the law-as the statute requires.

Another viable defense is that Mr. Biden might not have retained the classified Afghanistan documents in his Virginia home at all. They could have been stored, by mistake and without his knowledge, at his Delaware home since the time he was vice president, as were other classified documents recovered during our investigation. This would rebut charges that he willfully retained the documents in Virginia.

Given Mr. Biden's limited precision and recall during his interviews with his ghostwriter and with our office, jurors may hesitate to place too much evidentiary weight on a single eight-word utterance to his ghostwriter about finding classified 5 documents in Virginia, in the absence of other, more direct evidence. We searched for such additional evidence and found it wanting. In particular, no witness, photo, email, text message, or any other evidence conclusively places the Afghanistan documents at the Virginia home in 2017.

In other words, the totality of the case on the Afghanistan documents would come down to whether he remembered a single un-noteworthy sentence he spoke seven years ago that may or may not have referred to the Afghanistan documents.

The Hur says:

We have also considered that, at trial, Mr. Biden would likely present himself to a jury, as he did during our interview of him, as a sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory. Based on our direct interactions with and observations of him, he is someone for whom many jurors will want to identify reasonable doubt. It would be difficult to convince a jury that they should convict him-by then a former president well into his eighties-of a serious felony that requires a mental state of willfulness.

That's the entire context. Do you remember every sentence you spoke in 2017? I sure as hell don't.

[Citizens for Ethics @CREWcrew]

Brazil banned Jair Bolsonaro from seeking the presidency after trying to overturn the results of an election.

The United States can—and should—do the same for Donald Trump. It's in the Constitution.

[Mueller, She Wrote @MuellerSheWrote]

THREAD: there's an inception-level thing going on with the latest paperless order from Judge Cannon. So here's a quick explanation. 1/

[Republicans against Trump @RpsAgainstTrump]

Pennsylvania Republican voter:

“I love American democracy so much…If it’s a Biden and Trump race, I would vote for Biden even if he was dead.”

[MeidasTouch @MeidasTouch]

Wow. Everyone needs to read the new statement from the Biden campaign about Trump’s deranged and dangerous speech tonight.

[Kamala Harris @KamalaHarris]

In 2020, young voters turned out in record numbers to make a difference.

Let's do it again in 2024. Visit https://t.co/uFebNsiXMb to join our campaign.

[Acyn @Acyn]

Reporter: Yesterday we saw the president again have a mixup with the president of Egypt and Mexico. 

KJP: Speaker Johnson said he supports Iran when he meant to say he supports Israel. It happens

[John Harwood @JohnJHarwood]

i know my children very well

but i have many times for many years called one by the name of another - or by the name of the family dog

any parent, or for that matter any grown-up, should be able to recognize this as the kind of thing that happens to everyone

[Lis Power @LisPower1]

Fox News last week: Taylor Swift should stay out of politics

Fox News this week: Here's Ted Nugent to talk about the Treasury

🤔

[Ron Filipkowski @RonFilipkowski]

It’s Kellyanne Trump, folks.

[Julia Davis @JuliaDavisNews]

LOL, the Kremlin made Tucker Carlson release his interview of Putin uncut and then the Kremlin proceeded to censor Carlson's questions and comments that Putin did not appreciate.

[President Biden Archived @POTUS46Archive]

I'm proud to bring together the biggest sports leagues and players associations in America to strengthen physical activity and nutrition programming for families across the country.

[MeidasTouch @MeidasTouch]

Wow let’s see those front page NY Times headlines