Mulvaney was given advance notice of the tweet, but did not learn until the president had already offered Meadows t… https://t.co/9Y0hBOop2d

@seungminkim @JonahDispatch @jdawsey1 I don't think there's anything unusual about making sure Meadows would take t… https://t.co/KvO8oFXOMn

.@Cheryl707: Meadows is yet another pro-amnesty Trump hire. Both @seungminkim & @JonahDispatch are also pro-amnesty. You should thank them for never going after Trump where he's weakest. They aren't just fake news, they're fake opposition.

It'd mean I was a fool for responsibly paying off my loans. https://t.co/i17R5m1X3a

@scottlincicome @JonahDispatch Exactly! If I don't benefit from something, no one should benefit from something! We… https://t.co/65UhYFV03t

@coryantiel @scottlincicome @JonahDispatch Would loan forgiveness discourage lenders from offering loans in the fut… https://t.co/VdXqC5x6Q5

@seitz2all @scottlincicome @JonahDispatch Nice sentiment, Matt, but you're not hearing Scott's point. He only cares… https://t.co/JTcNhRwbdO

@coryantiel @seitz2all @JonahDispatch You nailed this, bro.

Who'd pay for forgiveness? (We can guess the answer) If lenders (picture: George Bailey) took a hit, might they be less predatory? MT @seitz2all Would loan forgiveness discourage lenders from offering loans in the future, making college less available to lower income students?

Cory seems to have summarized libruhtarianism well: "it's all about me, not the big picture". Are there big picture, big grown-up policy things you're missing, Scott? MT @scottlincicome [cheap dismissal] MT @coryantiel [SL's I-did-X on student loans is just me-ism]

Any list of “best pies” without pecan pie on it is like a rain-and-dog-urine-soaked box, full of bent wire hangers,… https://t.co/X0fTwQcHth

@JonahDispatch Pecan pie is diabetes sprinkled with pecans.

.@tgstk714: for something much more important than pie, years ago @JonahDispatch flew over ANWR & said we should drill there because it looked like a desolate wasteland to him (look it up). All else aside, can you imagine dreary (to you) places being of great ecological value?