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"To cover my tracks, I usually pay attention to other staffers' idioms and use that in my background quotes. That throws the scent off me,"
Posted by
crash davis (aka crash davis)
Sep 6 '18, 11:45
A leaker told that to Axios back in May.
https://www.axios.com/trump-white-house-leakers-leak-about-leaking-dae05b8e-e792-41a7-bb74-c2756b542cd0.html
(www.axios.com)
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Yup. Idioms (and accents) are fonts of the mouth. -- nm
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Spawn
Sep 6, 11:48
Begala said he's seen the same behavior before, on last night's AC360. -- nm
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Max
Sep 6, 11:48
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