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Before Schulte’s departure, there was one final fracas. He was stripped of his access to the projects he had been working on. In his new division, a senior developer said, Schulte wouldn’t need access to his old projects. Schulte saw it as retribution. https://t.co/n572wX3PMT https://t.co/osEYEEGpf4 — PolitiTweet.org

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At the agency, Schulte engaged in Nerf-gun wars, fought a colleague who had trashed his desk, and could get “a little off the hinge,” as a supervisor remembered. After a conflict with a teammate, he was moved to a different branch on another floor. https://t.co/n572wX3PMT https://t.co/YyJRMEh6g9 — PolitiTweet.org

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Could Schulte have leaked national-security secrets not because of any principled opposition to the policies of the U.S. government but because he was pissed off at his co-workers? Read @praddenkeefe on the surreal case and secretive trial. https://t.co/n572wX3PMT — PolitiTweet.org

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