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on Saturday to an image of Mr Trump. Facebook has a policy of banning posts that name the alleged whistleblower, the New York Times reported, but Twitter does not. In a statement issued to the to Associated Press, Twitter said the @surfermom77 tweet was "not a violation of the Twitter Rules". It was not immediately clear why 디올=디올여성의류
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from Democratic leaders over his ongoing efforts to publicise the whistleblower's identity. In response to his retweet on Saturday, attorney Stephen Kohn, an expert in whistleblower protection laws, told the Washington Post that the president was violating his duty to safeguard whistleblowers. "The paradox is that it was the president's duty to protect this person," Mr Kohn said. "It's inconceivable that he not only doesn't 경산사동족발
do it, but violates it." A former whistleblower told the Associated Press that the ease with which the person's identity had been spread online demonstrated the need for greater legal protection. Michael German, who left the FBI after reporting allegations of mismanagement, said it was "completely inappropriate for the president of the United States to be engaged in any type of behaviour that could harm a whistleblower".