Twitter hire disgraced lawyer behind FBI coup attempt

[jdv]

Because of course they did:

"Twitter has hired former FBI general counsel James Baker, the firm announced Monday.

Baker was the FBI's top lawyer during Crossfire Hurricane, the investigation into the Trump campaign.

In that role, Baker supported the decision to obtain surveillance warrants against Carter Page. A Justice Department watchdog has found that the FBI improperly relied on the Steele dossier in order to obtain those warrants.

Baker "is committed to our core principles of an open internet and freedom of expression," Edgett said in a statement. Baker "brings experience navigating complex, global issues with a principled approach."
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Beside lying through his teeth every time he talks and aiding and abetting a on-going coup, he's as pure as the driven rain.

Perfect for a corporation as level-headed and honest as twitter.

https://dailycaller.com/2020/06/16/twitter-james-baker-fbi-fisa-carter-page/

https://dailycaller.com/2020/06/16/twitter-james-baker-fbi-fisa-carter-page/

[Warpig]

Boy, nothing like rubbing your face in it...

[jdv]

Yeah, Big Tech - despite upcoming hearing in front of Congress regarding the monopoly they have - seem awfully unworried about the government cracking down.

No doubt b/c Trump couldn't get Charles Manson arrested even if he was shooting people in the back of the head, much less break up Amazon.

Still, NBC getting heaps of shit right now for daring Google to ban ads from The Federalist.  Beyond a "news" organization clamoring for censorship (irony knows no bounds), the fact that Google did - thus denying The Federalist access to some 90% of the advertising market - seems particularly awkward timing.

https://dailycaller.com/2020/06/16/nbc-news-google-contradictory-messages-the-federalist-ban/