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National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden took to Twitter on Saturday night to share his real-time thoughts on the Democratic presidential debate.
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Hillary Diane Rodham ClintonFormer Navy sailor pardoned by Trump says he shouldn’t be subject to different standard than Hillary Clinton Hillicon Valley: Deal reached on ZTE, but lawmakers look to block it | New encryption bill | Dems push Ryan for net neutrality vote | Google vows it won't use AI for weapons DOJ to release report on Clinton probe next week MORE, panning her statements on cybersecurity technology and foreign policy.Snowden looked favorably on Sen. Bernie Sanders
Bernard (Bernie) SandersOvernight Defense: Trump hopes to normalize relations with North Korea | Senate defense bill would limit help for Saudis in Yemen | US to honor temporary Taliban ceasefire Pelosi: 'Medicare for All' should be 'evaluated' if Dems win House Al Sharpton: Trump on course to win in 2020 because Dems are ‘too tame’ to deal with him MORE (I-Vt.), calling him “more credible on foreign policy” than Clinton and former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley.
Bernard (Bernie) SandersOvernight Defense: Trump hopes to normalize relations with North Korea | Senate defense bill would limit help for Saudis in Yemen | US to honor temporary Taliban ceasefire Pelosi: 'Medicare for All' should be 'evaluated' if Dems win House Al Sharpton: Trump on course to win in 2020 because Dems are ‘too tame’ to deal with him MORE (I-Vt.), calling him “more credible on foreign policy” than Clinton and former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley.Aaaaaaaaand Hillary just terrified everyone with an internet connection. #DemDebate
— Edward Snowden (@Snowden) December 20, 2015That Libya coalition worked out great.
— Edward Snowden (@Snowden) December 20, 2015Sanders unexpectedly more credible on foreign policy than OM and Clinton, who repeat conventional wisdom that failed for a decade.#DemDebate
— Edward Snowden (@Snowden) December 20, 2015
