Reading Twitter: Get your affairs in order

As a former school administrator who managed student discipline, I can assure you of this: Bad behavior usually repeats itself.

North Korea, watch out. https://t.co/7yUI90cZHn

— Max Boot (@MaxBoot) June 26, 2018

This is all that should be said about l'affaire Red Hen.

Once again the vast majority of mainstream political journalism has gotten played by an obvious bad faith con job. https://t.co/V9ZhLFdaTW

— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) June 25, 2018

This is…extremely incorrect. https://t.co/woaAmJxqLh

— Nicole Hemmer (@pastpunditry) June 26, 2018

Wasn't Gergen around for a lot of the stuff he's referencing? Is he able to differentiate between kicking someone out of a restaurant and actual violence?

Is it, though? https://t.co/emSrxICYsq

— Daniel Larison (@DanielLarison) June 27, 2018

The follow up to the North Korea summit is that there was no follow up.

Amazing @JaneMayerNYer piece on game night at Rebekah Mercer's: players take on the role of a real political figure & compete to win the White House. Her dad's "policy wishlist" in the game includes mass deportation & freedom of religious discrimination. https://t.co/hnSxbqCCdu

— Alex Altman (@aaltman82) June 25, 2018

If you learn that Jane Mayer is writing a piece on you, get your affairs in order.

Welp. That's that, then. https://t.co/CkAF7SpdDj

— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) June 25, 2018

We should all get our affairs in order.