Peter Baker

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Peter Baker @peterbakernyt

On first reference, yes, then on subsequent references it’s the same — Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Schumer and Mr. McConnell… https://t.co/apqjBvUT59 — PolitiTweet.org

@peterbakernyt It's also customary for the Speaker of the House to be referred to by her title, as is the case with Senators.

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Often true, yes. And in this case, he was the incumbent at the time of the action in the sentence (2014) so “former… https://t.co/FIhqC3PHLu — PolitiTweet.org

@peterbakernyt It's also common practice to refer to past Presidents as President Bush/Obama/etc. without the "former" qualifier.

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RT @hsu_spencer: Rayful Edmond III, the 1980s-era drug lord said to have introduced crack cocaine to Washington D.C., and whose life was ch… — PolitiTweet.org

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