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Staff Writer @theatlantic covering DOJ and National Security. Former @nbcnews @60minutes. confidential tips on signal: sfitz787.165 sfitzpatrick@theatlantic.com
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The Election Deniers Are Winning

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By Yvonne Wingett Sanchez , Shane Harris , Sarah Fitzpatrick 
| The Atlantic
Listen1.0x 0:0018:46 Sign up for Inside the Trump Presidency, a newsletter featuring coverage of the second Trump term. Updated on May 15 at 5:41 p.m. ET Clay Parikh, a cybersecurity expert from Alabama, spent years as a bit player in the world of election denial. He wasn’t a star with his own media platform, like the MyPillow guy.
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The Election Deniers Are Winning

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By Yvonne Sanchez, Shane Harris, Sarah Fitzpatrick 
| Flipboard
3 hours ago Americans don’t really want “Christian nationalism.” This weekend, an array of Christian religious leaders and government officials are scheduled to gather at the National Mall in Washington, DC. They’ll convene to pray, yes, but this rally — organized as part of the White House-backed Freedom 250 …
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Kash Patel’s Personalized Bourbon Stash

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By Sarah Fitzpatrick 
| Reader Supported News
The FBI director has been leaving an unusual calling card. One of J. Edgar Hoover’s greatest reforms at the FBI was his embrace of fingerprinting. During the 1930s, visitors to the FBI offices in Washington, D.C., received souvenir fingerprint cards featuring his name. The men who succeeded him as FBI director were more discreet and judicious, mindful of the cult of personality that had developed around Hoover. They generally avoided giving out branded swag. But then came Kash Patel.
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