7 Sep 2019 6:59 pm
Exactly. Many people on both sides are saying this. I'm hearing it from lots of people - lots of people are saying it to me. They're saying, "Mr. Barron, it's rather common for an agency's spokesperson to issue a press release... that's their job. Anywho... let's not quibble over minor details concerning the press release. The most important takeaways from the entire Dorian saga, from the perspective of most, are that the storm didn't put a scratch on the Southern White House and the Prez was right again."MarkMathews » 07 Sep 2019 2:36 pm » wrote:It's rather common for an agency's spokesperson to issue a press release... that's their job. Anywho... let's not quibble over minor details concerning the press release. The most important takeaways from the entire Dorian saga, from the perspective of most, are that the storm didn't put a scratch on the Southern White House and the Prez was right again.Misty » 07 Sep 2019 1:09 pm » wrote: Why is that statement unsigned MM?
Who wrote it?
It says 'Statement attributable to a NOAA spokesperson.'
WTF does that mean?
I smell ****.
So he got two people to fall on the sword for him, one of which refused to even attach their name to it.
Dan Sobien, president of the NWS Employees Union, stated in a tweet Friday evening that “The hard-working employees of the NWS had nothing to do with the utterly disgusting and disingenuous tweet sent out by NOAA management tonight.”
And a meteorologist in Alabama Tweeted this:
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