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8 Twitter feeds on national security I follow

March 22, 2014

In no particular order, and those I find helpful and interesting. Some of these folks are friends and colleagues. Note that some accounts don't always tweet about national security - but when they do, they share interesting stories and perspectives.  Enjoy.

  • @froomkin - Dan Froomkin now at the Intercept.
  • @attackerman - Spencer Ackerman, formerly a reporter at the Danger Room blog at Wired, now at The Guardian. 
  • @rhodes44 - Ben Rhodes, White House Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategic Communications & Speechwriting.
  • @QWiktorowicz - Quintan Wiktorowicz, former White House official, entrepreneur
  • @hoffman_bruce - Bruce Hoffmann, director of the Security Studies Program at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service

  • @StateDeptCT - U.S. Department of State Counterterrorism Bureau

  • @CNSFordhamLaw - The Center on National Security at Fordham Law School. 

  • @JessicaEStern - Author of Denial, Terror in the Name of God, The Ultimate Terrorists & other articles on terrorism; policy consultant and lecturer on counterterrorism and PTSD.

I'll add more from time to time. Do you have others to suggest? Let me know in the comments below.

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