You’re gonna be gutted by the BLM patches on big East uniforms this year then
ESPN suspends Adrian Wojnarowski without pay
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He didn't use social media. He used a work email address.
How about this senator who had a political agenda...i am sure there is some type congress decorum on what you can and cant tweet on a campaign account...was he good to tweet the email reply?
I think you would be suprised as to what people send and the context of what they send across company email.
This was approved nov 9 2015...internet services and technology resources usage rules, mr. Hawley in violation per 2.2
Prohibited Uses. Use of Senate Internet Services and Senate technology resources for campaign, fundraising, commercial, or promotional purposes is prohibited, except for authorized "dual use devices" which, subject to certain restrictions,
Prohibited Uses. Use of Senate Internet Services and Senate technology resources for campaign, fundraising, commercial, or promotional purposes is prohibited, except for authorized "dual use devices" which, subject to certain restrictions,
He took an email correspondence from his official senate email address and screen grabbed it to his personal/campaign twitter handle. Thus he doubled down on being agenda driven
I also believe hawley is a bit of a hypocrite here. He oppposes china and their lack of free speech among their other oppressive tactics but by blasting a screen grab and putting woj on blast he is telling his constituents if i can do this to a mighty public figure i can do this to you as well isn't that a fear tactic against democracy?
I dont think the senate will reprimand him for doing what he did but i do believe media has the option to call him out on it.
Sad that so many follow a huffpost approach. Hawley has it right:
https://twitter.com/hawleymo/status/1282322849966039040?s=21
This whole Woj thing is another classic case of liberal privilege. Curt Schilling certainly wasn’t treated the same.
SPK come on man, Schilling was a multiple time offender, had episodes of putting out anti muslim rhetoric on social and then what caused him to lose his job was a controversial post on the transgender community...your Q score has dropped big time over time
Any company email I send is always clean and professional, no matter what I think of an issue or the other person.
I think the senator's agenda in this case is a good one. The NBA's blatant hypocrisy on China is incredible.
Your attempt to spin this as something the senator did wrong is equally pathetic. Par for the course for you.
It is not surprising that people have a stronger reaction to things happening closer to home, but the list of atrocities in China is long. There's a lot of money to be made there though, and those who commonly speak out against China are often not viewed as allies for social movements here. Ideological lines being drawn here hurt honest discussion of what to do about China although not as much as protecting bank accounts, which is certainly their right.
It is possible to support police while also acknowledging a greater need to stamp out injustice that can come from within their ranks. It is also possible to say "Black Lives Matter" and to not turn a blind eye to what goes on in China. You won't see institutional investors putting ESG-related pressure due to China for a long time, if ever. China is adept at making sure there is just enough reward to balance out the risk of being entangled with them.
China retaliates with sanctions for U.S. politicians over Xinjiang
The move came in response to the Trump administration on Thursday blacklisting four Chinese officials, including Chen Quanguo, who holds one of 25 seats on the powerful policymaking Politburo, for contributing to the human rights abuses being committed in Xinjiang, where the Chinese Communist Party has been accused by the U.N., the United States and activists of detaining more than 1 million Uyghur and other Muslim minorities in detention camps.
China has repeatedly denied the allegations, claiming the camps to be training centers whose purpose is to stamp out extremism in the name of counterterrorism while urging the United States and other nations who have condemned its human rights record to stop meddling in its internal affairs.
"Xinjiang internal affairs are China's internal affairs, and the U.S. has no right to interfere," Hua said Monday, vowing Beijing would take further actions to punish Washington if deemed necessary. "The Chinese government is determined to guard national sovereignty, security and development interests and is determined in fighting terrorists, violent separatists and religious extremists forces and determined in opposing external interference."
Those named by China Monday have repeatedly called it out for its treatment of its Uyghur citizens, with Rubio having authored a bill President Donald Trump signed into law last month to impose sanctions on those responsible for human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
It is possible to support police while also acknowledging a greater need to stamp out injustice that can come from within their ranks. It is also possible to say "Black Lives Matter" and to not turn a blind eye to what goes on in China. You won't see institutional investors putting ESG-related pressure due to China for a long time, if ever. China is adept at making sure there is just enough reward to balance out the risk of being entangled with them.
China retaliates with sanctions for U.S. politicians over Xinjiang
The move came in response to the Trump administration on Thursday blacklisting four Chinese officials, including Chen Quanguo, who holds one of 25 seats on the powerful policymaking Politburo, for contributing to the human rights abuses being committed in Xinjiang, where the Chinese Communist Party has been accused by the U.N., the United States and activists of detaining more than 1 million Uyghur and other Muslim minorities in detention camps.
China has repeatedly denied the allegations, claiming the camps to be training centers whose purpose is to stamp out extremism in the name of counterterrorism while urging the United States and other nations who have condemned its human rights record to stop meddling in its internal affairs.
"Xinjiang internal affairs are China's internal affairs, and the U.S. has no right to interfere," Hua said Monday, vowing Beijing would take further actions to punish Washington if deemed necessary. "The Chinese government is determined to guard national sovereignty, security and development interests and is determined in fighting terrorists, violent separatists and religious extremists forces and determined in opposing external interference."
Those named by China Monday have repeatedly called it out for its treatment of its Uyghur citizens, with Rubio having authored a bill President Donald Trump signed into law last month to impose sanctions on those responsible for human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
I would love to see NFL, MLB and NHL too, this guy is so compelled on NBA, chinese broadcast agencies have diminished game coverage this season
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