Robert Costa

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8/23/2024, 4:30:58 PM
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Robert Costa
@costareports
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@williams_paige @DoctorSyntax Yes, the tweet is an abbreviated version of my final remark. I was trying, however inelegantly, to make a serious pt about the coming tug of war over democracy and the nation’s future. Trump has signaled a brutal fight and she said she is ready to take him on that front.
Paige Williams
@williams_paige
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@costareports @DoctorSyntax The CBS PR tweet is a mischaracterization? Is that what you mean?
Robert Costa
@costareports
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@williams_paige @DoctorSyntax I’m going to find the full clip and send it to you. This is a mischaracterization for my full reported analysis at the end of last night’s broadcast where I talked about VP’s push for unity at DNC *and* how she faces a likely brutal race with Trump over core themes/democracy.
Paige Williams
@williams_paige
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@DoctorSyntax I'm not even sure it's that — I'm all for genuine balance and nuance. This feels more like sh*t stirring for the sake of ratings.
Peter Ginna
@DoctorSyntax
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@williams_paige NYTPitchbot levels of bothsidesism
Paige Williams
@williams_paige
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wait, did people with actual ears/eyeballs/brains/souls not just witness a call to unity? what weird framing, CBS

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