Mike Waltz Can’t Stop Making Signal Groups

Mike Waltz is a chatty guy. The national security adviser to Donald Trump who accidentally added The Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg to a group chat about an attack on Yemen actually has quite a few group chats going, according to Politico. He and his team have reportedly set up at least 20 chats meant to coordinate actions in different different regions across the world. Politico, citing people who have been added to the group chats (no word on if they were added intentionally or not) says there are chats for officials to work out policy for places like Ukraine, China, and Gaza, as well as regions including the Middle East, Africa, and Europe. The groups, which seemingly operate similarly to the Yemen group that got made public, involve officials and advisors sharing thoughts, including sensitive information, according to those who have seen the chats. There have been hints that Waltz’s SignalGate situation was likely more far-reaching than it appeared. Earlier this week, ... Read full article.