1. - Grassley
11/02/2017 Q 49
Follow Sen Grassley.
What is different effective this week?
What do you notice?
Why does Sen Grassley (one example) have a higher than normal amount of security detail?
https://t.co/IYvdXIwM6V
11/06/2017 Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley seeks more info about James Comey's decision not to charge Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email server while she was secretary of State.https://t.co/3mMWctuIqA
— CodesUcq (@CodesUcq) January 16, 2021
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12/26/2020 - Trump Deleted Tweet comms
3 Deleted tweets on the 26th with several changes.
wan to -> want to
get our -> get out -> get our
+ measly
"I simply wan to get our" -> "I simply want to get out"
https://t.co/dH8ArTtYMs
Let's begin the decode.
12/26/2020 - Trump Deleted Tweet comms
3 Deleted tweets on the 26th with several changes.
wan to -> want to
get our -> get out -> get our
+ measly
"I simply wan to get our" -> "I simply want to get out"
https://t.co/dH8ArTtYMs
Let's begin the decode.
I simply want to get our great people $2000, rather than the measly $600 that is now in the bill. Also, stop the billions of dollars in \u201cpork\u201d.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 26, 2020
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11/21/2020 White House Art comms
FLOTUS unveils Noguchi's Floor Frame sculpture
https://t.co/5zpCIKylQf
There's quite a bit to go over with this one. Sequence of photos, outfit comms, sculpture history, timing, location and much else.
So let's begin.
11/21/2020 White House Art comms
FLOTUS unveils Noguchi's Floor Frame sculpture
https://t.co/5zpCIKylQf
There's quite a bit to go over with this one. Sequence of photos, outfit comms, sculpture history, timing, location and much else.
So let's begin.
We unveiled Isamu Noguchi's Floor Frame sculpture in the Rose Garden @WhiteHouse yesterday. The art piece is humble in scale, complements the authority of the Oval Office, & represents the important contributions of Asian American artists. pic.twitter.com/jUianmTBx9
— Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) November 21, 2020
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