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There’s no limit to the devotion I’ve seen in teachers like these
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educators. Their dedication shapes the best parts of who we become. I couldn’t be more thankful for their work, especially as they shift lessons online to keep students on track during this crisis.
9:10 AM · May 6, 2020
Andrew brown?
Peter Fritsch?
Mike Graeta?
Michael Goldfarb?
JD Gordon?
Rhona Graff?
Shawn Henry?
Ike Kaveladze?
David Kramer? Isn't he the D op married to D senator who paid for antifa violence?
Alexander NIx?
John Podesta twice!!!!
Jonathan Safron??
Keith Schiller?
They interviewed DAN COATS???
>Peter Fritsch
Peter Fritsch is a partner at Fusion GPS, a commercial research firm located in washington DC. Previously, he spent 15 years at The Wall Street Journal, serving as bureau chief in Mexico, Brazil, South and Southeast Asia and Northern Europe. His last post was as the DC's bureau's national security editor.
Peter Fritsch | Wilson Center
www.wilsoncenter.org/person/peter-fritsch
>Andrew brown
https://freebeacon.com/national-security/report-dnc-ignored-fbi-warnings-regarding-russian-cyber-attack/
The Democratic National Committee brushed aside warnings from the FBI that its computer network had been breached by hackers linked to the Russian government, according to a New York Times investigative report.
The Time‘s examination of the election-related cyber attacks, compiled through interviews with dozens of those targeted, found that the DNC's "series of missed signals, slow responses, and a continuing underestimation of the seriousness of the cyberattack" enabled Russia to "roam freely through" the committee's network for nearly seven months without pushback.
When the FBI attempted to alert a DNC tech-support contractor that a hacker had breached the committee's protected network, the staffer conducted a brief search of the DNC computer system logs to look for signs of intrusion. Even after the FBI continued to call over several weeks, the tech worker did little to heed the bureau's warnings. According to an internal memo, the staffer said he "had no way of differentiating the call I just received from a prank call," the Times reported.
Andrew Brown, the DNC's technology director, knew the tech contractor was taking calls from the FBI, but was preoccupied with evidence suggesting that the campaign of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) had improperly accessed Hillary Clinton's campaign data.