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Slack.com slash DHQ. All right, so Laura Ingram is taking a vacation, vacation amid

the advertiser boycott and all the outrage that's still growing. It hasn't died down.

Here we are four or five days later because of this unnecessary and dumb tweak that you

sent about David Hogg, unnecessary and dumb, also completely innocuous. In fact, just

to frame this, in case you forget, just remind you what the tweet was, what this offending

tweet was. This is the tweet that has potentially destroyed her career and has had over a dozen

advertisers flee and all these people coming after. This is the tweet that she sent on March

28th at 11.45 AM. The tweet is linking to an article. It says, David Hogg rejected by

four colleges to which he applied and winds about it, dinged by UCLA with a 4.1 GPA, totally

predictable given acceptance rates. That's the tweet. That's the tweet that everyone is.

People are accusing her. She's mocking a child. She was ruthlessly attacking and mocking

this child. There's nothing mocking in here except for the part where she says, winds

about it. She's not even really making fun of him for as far as I could tell, based on

the tweet. She's not saying, this kid didn't make it in the college. She's saying he was rejected

by four college and he winds about it, which he has been winding about it. Both of those

things are true. He was rejected by four colleges. He was winding about it. We only know

that he was rejected by the colleges because he was complaining about it publicly. In front

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