The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg either doesn’t know what he’s talking about or he’s intentionally lying – both of which could be true – because there are no war plans nor any classified info in the Signal text chain that was released. 

JD Vance wrote on X, “It’s very clear Goldberg oversold what he had. But one thing in particular really stands out. Remember when he was attacking Ratcliffe for blowing the cover for a CIA agent? Turns out Ratcliffe was simply naming his chief of staff.”

You can read the entire text chain below:

The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg either doesn't know what he's talking about or he's intentionally lying - both of which could be true - because there are no war plans nor any classified…{ai:summary}Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic is criticized for allegedly misrepresenting the contents of a released Signal text chain, which reportedly contains no war plans or classified information. JD Vance pointed out that Goldberg's claims may be exaggerated and referenced a previous incident involving Ratcliffe.Vance's comments suggest that Goldberg's credibility is in question, highlighting a pattern of overselling information. The situation raises concerns about the accuracy of public discourse surrounding national security issues. #politics

BREAKING: Entire Signal text chain released and there are NO war plans – you can read it all here – The Right Scoop

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