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Klaralven

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17. David Feith is Douglas Feith's son. David worked in the Trump State Department

Reply to Ocelot II (Reply #1)

Mon Mar 22, 2021, 02:24 PM

Mar 2021

His second son, David Feith, graduated from Columbia University and worked as an editorial writer for The Wall Street Journal and an assistant editor at Foreign Affairs before serving as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs in the United States Department of State.

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WaPo Opinion: Did covid-19 escape from a Wuhan lab? The WHO report can't be the final word. [View all] intrepidity Mar 2021 OP

This message was self-deleted by its author Ocelot II Mar 2021 #1

He was a Trump hire at State. struggle4progress Mar 2021 #8

Yup. QED. Ocelot II Mar 2021 #9

David Feith is Douglas Feith's son. David worked in the Trump State Department Klaralven Mar 2021 #17

I stand corrected. But David worked in the Trump admin Ocelot II Mar 2021 #20

More conspiracy theory idiocy. Jirel Mar 2021 #2

More uninformed knee-jerk opinions nt intrepidity Mar 2021 #7

Apparently you didn't see this the first time: lagomorph777 Mar 2021 #10

The source - David Feith - is known to have had problems with the truth, Ocelot II Mar 2021 #11

A fixture on FOX with not a pimple's worth of medical training or background hlthe2b Mar 2021 #3

Something's fishy here. lagomorph777 Mar 2021 #5

Indeed. hlthe2b Mar 2021 #6

Why are you spreading this false right-wing conspiracy theory today? lagomorph777 Mar 2021 #4

Hopefully DUers can still spot right wing conspiracy theories kcr Mar 2021 #12

I'm confident that time will tell nt intrepidity Mar 2021 #21

Still not looking good for you n/t kcr Mar 2021 #27

Lots of right-wing voices being pushed today. Huh. WhiskeyGrinder Mar 2021 #13

I wouldn't trust David Feith any farther than I can throw a grand piano. Ocelot II Mar 2021 #14

Now was that lab on a UFO that Big Foot was flying? Botany Mar 2021 #15

Op-Eds are not products of the paper's editorial staff. That said, thanks for providing his name... Hekate Mar 2021 #16

Settling down to the actual subject for a second ... Hugh_Lebowski Mar 2021 #18

Thank you for understanding and articulating the issue intrepidity Mar 2021 #22

It's controversial in part because we're all hyper-vigilant to the plight of AAPI in this country Hugh_Lebowski Mar 2021 #25

Understood, and in complete agreement intrepidity Mar 2021 #26

It's controversial in the same way every other q conspiracy quack theory is kcr Mar 2021 #28

Let me know when this is in the news section and not the opinion page (n/t) Spider Jerusalem Mar 2021 #19

WaPo prints RW opinion columnists regularly. You're welcome to blm Mar 2021 #23

I think I've seen six times you've posted this conspiracy theory nonsense today PSPS Mar 2021 #24

Were the others hit-and-run, too? dpibel Mar 2021 #29

Proportion of likelihood of a theory should always be supplied in all communications. gulliver Mar 2021 #30