The Intercept reporter Ken Klippenstein posted a lengthy Twitter thread posting the names and pictures of Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s staffers for not pressing her to resign.
CBS REPORTER DEMANDS SENATORS WORRIED ABOUT DIANNE FEINSTEIN’S COGNITIVE DECLINE COME FORWARD ‘ON THE RECORD’Critics called out Klippenstein’s thread as"deranged" behavior that showed ignorance for listing low level positions like staff assistants and press aides.
Republican communicator Matt Whitlock agreed,"Imagine naming and shaming LC’s and staff assistants because you’re mad Feinstein won’t just hand over her Senate seat. This is deranged, broken brained behavior."
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