"Mic" declare : Congress warns Donald Trump not to delete his tweets now that he's president
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), of the House Oversight Committee warned that tweets could count as government record, and when President Donald Trump deletes his, he might be in violation of federal record-keeping laws. In a letter to White House counsel Donald McGahn II on Wednesday, Reps. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) and Elijah Cummings (D-Md. The letter also warns that encrypted messaging apps like Signal and Confide could also pose conflicts under the law. "The need for data security, however, does not justify circumventing requirements established by federal recordkeeping and transparency laws," the lawmakers wrote. Mic first reported on Trump's potential infractions back in January, after he deleted a tweet claiming he was "honered" to serve as the 45th president of the United States.
as mentioned in What's shown in that first graph is Twitter Trump vs. Teleprompter Trump, a distinction so obvious that we can spot it a mile away. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 8, 2017That tweet sounds like … a politician, not like the Donald Trump that we've all come to know so well. On the stump, these two Trumps were Twitter Trump and Teleprompter Trump, the latter meaning that the candidate was literally reading his remarks from a teleprompter. Once you do, you'll notice that you're given stats on how well you're doing — and how easy it is to pick out the tweets Trump sent himself. In his tweets, the divide seems mainly to be between tweets sent from an iphone and those sent from an android device — the iPhone is the teleprompter, the Android not.
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), of the House Oversight Committee warned that tweets could count as government record, and when President Donald Trump deletes his, he might be in violation of federal record-keeping laws. In a letter to White House counsel Donald McGahn II on Wednesday, Reps. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) and Elijah Cummings (D-Md. The letter also warns that encrypted messaging apps like Signal and Confide could also pose conflicts under the law. "The need for data security, however, does not justify circumventing requirements established by federal recordkeeping and transparency laws," the lawmakers wrote. Mic first reported on Trump's potential infractions back in January, after he deleted a tweet claiming he was "honered" to serve as the 45th president of the United States.
as mentioned in What's shown in that first graph is Twitter Trump vs. Teleprompter Trump, a distinction so obvious that we can spot it a mile away. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 8, 2017That tweet sounds like … a politician, not like the Donald Trump that we've all come to know so well. On the stump, these two Trumps were Twitter Trump and Teleprompter Trump, the latter meaning that the candidate was literally reading his remarks from a teleprompter. Once you do, you'll notice that you're given stats on how well you're doing — and how easy it is to pick out the tweets Trump sent himself. In his tweets, the divide seems mainly to be between tweets sent from an iphone and those sent from an android device — the iPhone is the teleprompter, the Android not.
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The Man Who Wants to Unmake the West: Steve Bannon, Donald Trump and the EU
Signaling that he will reward countries that turn away from a united Europe creates an incentive for them to do so early. But she met Guido Lombardi, an informal liaison between Trump and the European far-right, who claims Bannon gave his blessing. But if momentum toward dissolution continues after Brexit, possibly urged on by the United States, that too would be hard to reverse. And, as at his evening cocktail party, he addressed the idea of dismantling the EU in Trump's language: raw economics. And experts say there are plenty of other arrangements and loopholes that Trump and Bannon could exploit to pit EU members against one another.to read more visit us Jeep
"Mic" declare : Congress warns Donald Trump not to delete his tweets now that he's president
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