What we learned from the Democratic response to the Nunes memo — and what we didn’t
The Democratic memo affixes a specific date: July 31. The Democratic memo articulates specifically how that relationship was described. In response to the Democrats’ response to his memo, Nunes offered a counter-counter-response. Analyst Julian Sanchez notes that Dvorkovich’s last name isn’t paired with an identifier in the Democratic memo, suggesting that he is included in part of the preceding redactions. "Because he didn't say that" https://t.co/ipmEwKyea2 pic.twitter.com/g7OeBobsrU" — Amadeus WorldWide (@ExploreAmadeus) February 2, 2018It doesn’t — and Nunes’s representation of McCabe’s words have already been used to undercut the Democratic memo.
Source: Washington Post February 25, 2018 19:00 UTC
