Questions for Seung Min Kim of Politico | a Twitter conversation
Questions for Seung Min Kim of Politico
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seungminkimcongressional reporter for @politico. president of @aajadc. Fan of two-word first names.
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11 years ago.@seungminkim: why didn't you point out that #immigration faster Rabbi David Saperstein is behind #immigration pollster @PublicReligion?
11 years ago.@seungminkim: you say there's a "rising number of deportations". Obama says deportation stats are "a little deceptive". Who's right?
11 years ago.@seungminkim: if the Pew poll referred to "immigrants ...in the US illegally", isn't that deceptive because that's nearly an empty set?
11 years ago.@seungminkim: i.e., generally speaking someone can't be an "immigrant" and here illegally: "immigrant" implies legal permission from the US
11 years ago.@SeungMinKim: when an illegal #immigration advocate claims illegal aliens don't get welfare, will you ask them about the TIGTA report?
11 years ago.@SeungMinKim: your "Obama calls for review of deportations" is surreal: you treat most Americans like they don't exist. Is that reporting?
11 years ago.@SeungMinKim: most Americans want to stem the flow of illegal aliens. All you care about is "[stemming] the flow of deportations".
11 years ago.@SeungMinKim: is it journalism for you to only give a voice to fringe figures and completely ignore the interests of most Americans?