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who is author of Press Pass, great newsletter, all about Capitol Hill and fashion. Two of Joe's favorite

things. We're going to be talking about his third favorite thing, Mike Lee's Twitter feed. Joe has been an

obsessive follower of based Mike Lee for as long as I've been

here. We've written a couple times about it. Today's newsletters about it. There was a flurry of

Labor Day weekend activity from the Twitter feed that I think is categorically deranged at certain

points.

But Joe, why don't you explain what's going on here?

Exactly how often did Mike Lee tweet this weekend if we did the tally?

So his like, first of all, I hope you had a good Labor Day weekend.

Thank you. I hope you did too. What'd you do?

Don't, who no one wants to hear about that? We want to hear about Mike Lee's trip.

Well, I was, you know, I was wondering because most people, you know, go to barbecues or they get

out of town or, you know, they go to the beach for one last time.

That's not what Mike Lee did.

Mike Lee did what he knows best, which was tweet.

So he did about 70, more than 70 tweets, retweets, retweets of himself.

And then he replied well over 200 times to various accounts, like any normal person

would on a holiday weekend that you normally spend with your family.

The tweets are a lot, 70s a lot. And it's not like, I wouldn't say it's totally extraordinary,

but it's an unhealthy amount of tweeting, even for me.

But the 250 plus replies suggest a problem.

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