Brian Vastag on Nostr: So, long ago, during the Clinton admin, I worked in communications at the National ...
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2025-03-10 23:12:14 UTCEvent JSON
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"content": "So, long ago, during the Clinton admin, I worked in communications at the National Cancer Institute. It was SOP be send up the food chain any press release or other communications that was considered a hot button issues, and sometimes the Office of the President would tell us they wanted to vet anything on x, y, or z. So that's not new. What's new \u0026 sinister here is the list of hot-button issues is extensive. \n\nhttps://arstechnica.com/science/2025/03/nci-employees-cant-publish-information-on-these-topics-without-special-approval/?utm_brand=arstechnica\u0026utm_social-type=owned\u0026utm_source=mastodon\u0026utm_medium=social",
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