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Some of the media reports I've seen describe ...

I highly recommend reading the article directly in The Atlantic at the top of the thread. It's a gift link, so no subscription is required. Everyone else is commenting on the article without adding anything to what you can read there for yourself. And yes, Goldberg himself says it was Waltz that invited him to a conversation on Signal.

The question that everyone seems to be avoiding is: Why is this conversation happening on Signal? It should be happening on approved secure systems with the appropriate recordkeeping in place.

Isn't that Federal government 101? Didn't someone else get lambasted for failing to use government systems that keep the legally required records?

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