Robert Mackey
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You are clearly unfamiliar with my work, because I have reported that he lied many times over the past decade. I use the word when it is accurate, as it would not have been here, and am not in need of a lecture from someone who can't be bothered to find out who they are lecturing.
November 11, 2025 at 7:16 AM
You are clearly unfamiliar with my work, because I have reported that he lied many times over the past decade. I use the word when it is accurate, as it would not have been here, and am not in need of a lecture from someone who can't be bothered to find out who they are lecturing.
Thanks. I try to be careful in crafting headlines not to fall into the trap of giving too much credibility to official sources known for lying x.com/robertmackey...
Robert Mackey on X: "When you hear "Police Say" in a news report, be aware the reporter means they have no idea if what comes next is true or not. I worked with survivors of a deadly attack on antifascists in Portland and @ForensicArchi to show how the police misled the public https://t.co/2sBbcAz1cA https://t.co/3FNca757Zb" / X
When you hear "Police Say" in a news report, be aware the reporter means they have no idea if what comes next is true or not. I worked with survivors of a deadly attack on antifascists in Portland and @ForensicArchi to show how the police misled the public https://t.co/2sBbcAz1cA https://t.co/3FNca757Zb
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November 10, 2025 at 7:01 AM
Thanks. I try to be careful in crafting headlines not to fall into the trap of giving too much credibility to official sources known for lying x.com/robertmackey...
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USDA telling states to pause benefits is one thing. Telling them to claw back benefits is another: a) illegal - you can't do this without due process b) an administrative nightmare.
If courts rule against the administration (again), states would have to given benefits back.
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If courts rule against the administration (again), states would have to given benefits back.
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Yikes. USDA sent threatening letter to states telling them that if they sent out EBT money —which many states did during the window when a lower court said SNAP funds had to be released—they have to take it back (?)
Trying to sort out what this means and if states even can claw back the funds
Trying to sort out what this means and if states even can claw back the funds
November 9, 2025 at 3:49 PM
USDA telling states to pause benefits is one thing. Telling them to claw back benefits is another: a) illegal - you can't do this without due process b) an administrative nightmare.
If courts rule against the administration (again), states would have to given benefits back.
bsky.app/profile/cram...
If courts rule against the administration (again), states would have to given benefits back.
bsky.app/profile/cram...