#shorts Hawley: Very nonpartisan. I, in particular, ask you to give us a full accounting of the public posts that you had made on Twitter. You would lock to your Twitter account before you came before this committee. It had been previously been public. I asked you to provide the public posts that had previously been available on Twitter because the ones that we have were pretty disturbing. You responded as follows, and I quote: ‘My personal Twitter account is comprised of posts about my mystery novels, events at the White House Historical Association, Pittsburgh sports teams, travels, and my dog.’ End quote. Is this an accurate statement?

Shogan: Yes, Senator.

Hawley: I just remind you, you’re under oath. Is this an accurate statement?

Shogan: Yes, Senator.

Hawley: On February 18th, 2022, you posted on Twitter bemoaning the dropping. You remember that post?

Shogan: No, Senator. That those tweets were in my personal capacity.

Hawley: Uh, no, no, no, no, no. I asked you would you give all public posts that you had made on Twitter.

On 2/28/2023, Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., grilled President Joe Biden’s nominee for archivist of the United States, accusing her of lying under oath and stonewalling his line of questioning after he confronted her on past statements that he characterized as partisan. Colleen Shogan faced her second hearing before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee after every Republican on the committee voted against confirming her in September. Hawley declared his opposition to Shogan’s nomination after a back-and-forth in which he confronted Shogan with her past tweets. Colleen Shogan, an executive for the nonprofit White House Historical Association and a Pennsylvania native, faced questioning from lawmakers for the second time since September, when Republicans on the evenly split committee voted against her nomination to head the National Archives and Records Administration.

other clips of this published longer video is here: https://youtu.be/Z77PnskUcWM
You would lock to your Twitter account before you came before this committee, I just remind you, you’re under oath