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Gracious as always David, but she doesn’t deserve it.
You don’t control the anger. You’re a symbol of the system that lets false accusations and HR get weaponized to destroy a man’s career, family, and life. People aren’t just furious for you - they’re furious that they too are living under this regime.
If Knouse wants the hateful comments to stop, she can simply resign.
Or @MIT can fire her and reinstate you.
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Johns Hopkins may be the first university in the country I've seen that has come close to actual compliance with the Supreme Court's Students for Fair Admissions ruling.
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BARIS: The minute DataRepublican realized it was indefensible and she couldn’t keep the grift up, she took the fucking dashboard down. Then claimed she didn’t want to demoralize anyone.
People were already demoralized, you fucking idiot. You think you have the power to demoralize people more than POTUS?
Your job as an analyst is to tell the truth. These wannabes and grifters countered the signal. That’s part of the reason Rs could not course correct.
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This is phenomenal reporting because it so clearly shows @MIT's absolute cowardice in how it is treating not only @DMSabatini personally, which is bad enough as is, but what little regard it has for integrity, academic and otherwise, seeing that it's not even bothering to reinstate him despite a jury in Boston having found that the scientist who accused him of having a "nonconsensual" sexual relationship with her defamed him. She, of course, remains employed by MIT.
“𝗪𝗲 𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗻’𝘁 𝗮 𝗽𝗮𝗿𝘁𝘆 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝘂𝗶𝘁 𝘆𝗼𝘂’𝗿𝗲 𝘄𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮𝗯𝗼𝘂𝘁.” - M.I.T.
That’s accurate. But I wasn’t asking about the suit. I’ve moved on to the fallout in the David Sabatini case.
#25Investigates #MIT #ScienceNews #Boston25 #DavidSabatini #HigherEducation #Defamationlawsuit
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Bizarre to me how much of this discussion has centered on the personal injury to Sabatini (tbf: the actual topic of the suit he won) rather than the revelation that a professor maliciously destroyed the career of another, that she lied and withheld relevant information, and that the net result of these revelations is not only that MIT apparently ran a kangaroo court but that it has no interest in restoring a reputation it harmed, in punishing sociopaths on the faculty, or even in re-allowing a gifted and extraordinarily productive scientist to continue his work. This has much deeper implications about publicly funded science than a simple episode of workplace drama.
This is phenomenal reporting because it so clearly shows @MIT's absolute cowardice in how it is treating not only @DMSabatini personally, which is bad enough as is, but what little regard it has for integrity, academic and otherwise, seeing that it's not even bothering to reinstate him despite a jury in Boston having found that the scientist who accused him of having a "nonconsensual" sexual relationship with her defamed him. She, of course, remains employed by MIT.
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If you think this rebellion -
the judicially-endorsed lawfare, the systematic gaming of elections and voter rolls, the subversion of American competitiveness, all of it -
is about Trump you are gravely mistaken.
There is a contingent of people whom I will describe as being on the right who believe that when the scourge of Donald Trump has passed from the scene, we will be back to some semblance of business as usual in American political discourse and process. THIS IS WRONG.
Anyone who thinks this doesn't know how to deal with Bolsheviks. The other side IS Bolshevik, whether they think they are or not.
Not only do they not share your values - including your respect for "procedural" and other "norms" - they DESPISE them.
And many of them are members and even leaders, some of them elected, in the Republican Party.
Do I really have to explain this?
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The failure of the descendants of Mexican migrants to assimilate is partly a product of decades-long Mexican govt policy to use the US-based population of Mexican nationals & immigrants as leverage in its dealing with the US.
We should recognize this policy as a hostile act.
What are we doing here? Trump used executive orders because, unlike Obama, he lacked a filibuster-proof congressional majority. They weren’t a preference; they were the only option. Maybe NR missed Trump pushing Congress to eliminate the filibuster so he could pass legislation.
The Democrats play the long game, and understand their true legacy is in the legislation they pass, and that never gets repealed.
By contrast, Trump loves executive orders, blithely shrugging off the fact that they can be repealed by the next president, and most of his team believe that a big part of their role is “owning the libs” by putting on a show.
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We’re heading into a period where it’s going to be an all out fight against amnesty every week—and there are few better follows on this issue than @ScottMechkowski!
🚨 WE ALREADY TRIED AMNESTY. CALIFORNIA IS THE RECEIPT.
Thank you @ItsYourGov for sharing my new piece in @DailyCaller.
Forty years ago this month, Reagan signed the 1986 amnesty.¹ The deal was simple. Legalize the people already here, punish the employers who hired them, secure the border, and the problem goes away for good.
About 2.7 million people got green cards.² The enforcement half never showed up. By 2013 the illegal population had climbed past 11 million.³ Some estimates today run as high as 22 million.⁴
Now look at the map. California filed 55% of the applications.⁵ It voted Republican for president six straight times through 1988. It hasn't voted Republican once since.⁶
And the lobbyists want round two in the lame duck. Call it a pathway, a work permit, a farm visa or a deal for the landscapers. Legal status for people who broke the law to get here is amnesty. Every amnesty tells the next wave the same thing: get here, hold on, and Washington will make it legal.
Every Republican should vote against any form of amnesty, no matter how it's disguised. Before anyone cuts a deal, look at that map.
¹ Immigration Reform and Control Act, signed Nov. 6, 1986
² INS/DHS legalization data
³ Pew Research Center and DHS estimates
⁴ Yale/MIT study, PLOS ONE, 2018
⁵ INS legalization applicant data
⁶ Official presidential election results, 1968–2024
@StephenM @SecMullinDHS @JDVance @RealTomHoman @Phase2Deport @NICEnforcement
Mark Levin's attacks solidify my support for Vance. I have no problem with DeSantis or Rubio, but I despise the warmongers promoting them. Aligning with their candidates would be as foolish as backing a Planned Parenthood candidate and hoping for pro-life judges.
I have no idea whether Politico is in fact doing a story like Mark describes but if so they are probably right. I was literally telling people that I think all the globalist criticisms of Vance post election are actually significantly helping Vance politically. I don’t have or need polls to tell me that. It’s very Trumpian, being defined by those criticizing you, and all the people who were dead wrong about the political impact of war being against you is probably a very, very good thing politically. And I’m not just saying this because Mark tweeted it before Politico publishes (or doesn’t) whatever they are writing. I was literally telling people the other day exactly this, which is that I think the criticisms of Vance are in effect helping him. It’s having the exact political impact he wanted ahead of a possible 2028 run.
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I have no idea whether Politico is in fact doing a story like Mark describes but if so they are probably right. I was literally telling people that I think all the globalist criticisms of Vance post election are actually significantly helping Vance politically. I don’t have or need polls to tell me that. It’s very Trumpian, being defined by those criticizing you, and all the people who were dead wrong about the political impact of war being against you is probably a very, very good thing politically. And I’m not just saying this because Mark tweeted it before Politico publishes (or doesn’t) whatever they are writing. I was literally telling people the other day exactly this, which is that I think the criticisms of Vance are in effect helping him. It’s having the exact political impact he wanted ahead of a possible 2028 run.
Politico is working on a "story" that criticism of the VP from Brian Kilmeade, Marc Theissan, and me are broadening and strengthening his support. Now, folks, I've been around a few years. I've seen presidents and vice presidents come and go. I've seen politicians come and go. I've also seen campaign operatives and surrogates manipulate a willing media in hopes of creating a pseudo-news story to advance an agenda. In the case of the reporter, better access. In the case of the politician, to discourage criticism. We are not going to be played. That said, I assume that those who criticize the VP and/or his positions will be encouraged to do so by the VP and his operatives since, according to the story to be published, it is helping him!
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Did cost of living and Iran affect the midterm outcome? Absolutely. But on today's show, @RyanGirdusky explains that we shouldn't ignore the real effect of the Jeffrey Epstein story on suppressing low-propensity and young Republican turnout.
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I just keep voting for the GOP and in return I get policies that slash taxes on corporations and allow infinity migration. Trump at least tried to put a meaningful dent in the latter. What have you done?
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Yeah I’m sure Trump’s approval rating dropped in February because of a WH memo on tariff policy that no one read and not, you know, the U.S. launching a war against Iran that sent gas prices soaring.
The cope is unbelievable with these people.
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I’m not blaming boomers. I’m asking them to acknowledge the structural reality of the current economy, acknowledge the (probably well intentioned!) policy choices that led us here, and work to change them. The old should WANT a better future for the young.
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Nearly every media outlet is reporting Netanyahu is urging Trump to restart the war(with a goal of regime change) despite the president being just given a clear mandate from the American people to end it. The fact the president is even considering it is why he just lost a senate seat to democrat in Mississippi who simply promised to put America first
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This is the truth.
You let it survive and didnt purge the schools.
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Iran nuked Mississippi without ever firing a single bullet.
Fuck you Mark Levine, Ben Shapiro and anyone else who supports the war.
🚨 JUST IN: SCOTT COLOM (D) WINS the Mississippi US Senate race, called a WEEK after election day
He just SHOCKINGLY unseated Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R)
With Alaska, this puts Dems at 56 SEATS to 44 GOP seats
Under current results Republicans must start looking at flipping New Hampshire to even have a SHOT at Senate control in 2028. Not good ‼️