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Recovering journalist and dad.
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Ian Cameron retweeted
Uh no it is totally something Congress decides on its own. The Constitution is plain as day. Why run for the Senate if you don’t want to do the actual job?
You can’t “want the war to end” and then vote over and over against ending the war.
Ian Cameron retweeted
The University of Maine is contradicting claims made by Susan Collins’ campaign manager.
Let’s break down why this is important. 🧵
Ian Cameron retweeted
All eyes are on Iowa.
Something remarkable is happening here, and people across the country are starting to notice.
All gas. No brakes.
Ian Cameron retweeted
The Trump/Xi Summit looks likely to be mostly pomp and genuflection, while the risk of AI catastrophe is growing. It’s time for a AI diplomatic and scientific moonshot, however long a shot. 👇🏼
If only we had leadership with vision, competence and the interests of the American people at heart…
Gosh, DC is doing so much better under Donald Trump. According to Axios, 36000 jobs have been lost since last year and the city’s unemployment rate is up to 5.7%. Home prices are declining and tax increases are on the horizon.
Ian Cameron retweeted
Talked Iran, AI risk and Trump/Xi Summit with @CNN @OutFrontCNN tonight.
vimeo.com/1229006196/a69fb73…
Ian Cameron retweeted
Sen. Susan Collins helped steer millions in federal defense contracts to Navatek, whose CEO illegally funneled thousands of dollars to her campaign.
The FBI sought to launch a probe and was eyeing Collins and other lawmakers.
Then Trump gutted the unit in charge. THREAD 🧵
ALT Martin Kao, CEO of defense contractor Navatek, poses next to Sen. Susan Collins for a photo. Collins is holding a model of a boat in her hands. Behind them is a large sign with the Navatek logo.
Ian Cameron retweeted
“As in the summer of 2001, when U.S. intelligence agencies received… indications of an imminent Al Qaeda terrorist attack, the warning lights are again flashing red. But this time, we are on the precipice of a disaster that could far exceed the consequences & lethality of 9/11.” nitter.cf/ambassadorrice/status/…
"...this proposal amounts to a diplomatic and scientific moonshot. But I believe it is a shot worth taking, given the gravity of the alternative." @AmbassadorRice @DarioAmodei
How Trump and Xi Could Avert AI Catastrophe susanrice484054.substack.com…
Journalists from @CNN, @POLITICO, and @MSNOWNews turned away from the White House today after Trump banned these news outlets, an unacceptable assault on freedom of the press that cannot go unchallenged.
easyout.substack.com/p/will-…
Ian Cameron retweeted
As Governor, I cannot stop every bit of chaos coming out of Washington.
But I can sure as hell stand up to it and stand up for Virginia.
Ian Cameron retweeted
Families in the Bush are staring down another brutal winter, doing the math on whether they can afford to heat their homes or fill their tanks.
Meanwhile, Dan Sullivan has voted for the price-hiking Iran war 12 times already.
alaskasnewssource.com/2026/0…
Ian Cameron retweeted
There were a handful of us at @TempoBasketball practice today and we got a chance to speak with @kiki_rice0. She's always media-friendly and I thought she gave a couple of interesting answers on self-evaluating her rookie season in the @WNBA
Ian Cameron retweeted
25 years ago today, the world changed forever.
We remember the nearly 2,977 lives lost, including 24 Canadians, to the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Canada stands with our American neighbours in remembrance.
We will never forget.
Ian Cameron retweeted
This show is worth watching if you can. I think of it every year when this day comes. At this moment in time it’s particularly moving. 🇺🇸💙🇨🇦
#ComeFromAway
nytimes.com/2026/09/04/theat…
Emerging from a formerly-Twitter silence to share something I wrote.
Joel Shapiro, the Kennedy Center, and what happens when one of the cardinal points on your map moves.
For The Atlantic: theatlantic.com/culture/2026…
