David Corn

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David Corn @DavidCornDC

The question is whether a top intel official in charge of cyber should give big donations to a lobby aligned w/ a foreign govt (though an ally) that has spied on the US, is spied on by the US & is a key player in cyber. Natsec experts say it's a problem. https://t.co/hjEz0b1u8S — PolitiTweet.org

@KenDilanianNBC @DavidCornDC Yeah, I know, so... this seems like it's combining a) the typical anti-AIPAC-trope sto… https://t.co/sKUQeGc9Ky

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There are no insinuations here. The piece reports that she is well-regarded. But several former senior intelligence officials note that a top intel official giving $500,000-plus to AIPAC is problematic and raises concerns. — PolitiTweet.org

Anne is a consummate civil servant who has effectively and apolitically served her country for years. It's perfectl… https://t.co/kcYHEQbfgQ

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It's not a political contribution (as in to a candidate/PAC). It's to AIPAC for lobbying. Neither NSA/NSC would tell us what has been disclosed/vetted. If a USTR official gave big money to a US group promoting Beijing's (or Mexico's) trade policy wouldn't that prompt questions? — PolitiTweet.org

@DavidCornDC Respectfully David, this strikes me as an insinuation. Anne has devoted her career to the safety and s… https://t.co/uyJYO0QxGb

Posted Jan. 27, 2021 Hibernated