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Laura LoomeronX / Twitter1d ago
Interesting. This morning, @alexahenning’s bio said “Chief of Staff @DNIGabbard”.
Hours later, it now says “Former @DNIGabbard”.
Today was @pulte’s first day on the job as Acting DNI. 👀
Was she fired from @ODNIgov? https://t.co/JxMla1dGeX x.com/lauraloomer/st…
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Analysis Summary
Loomer observed that a DNI staffer's Twitter bio changed from 'Chief of Staff' to 'Former Chief of Staff' on the same day a new Acting DNI reportedly took over. She presents this as evidence of a firing, but a bio change is a routine update when leadership changes. The independent news search confirms Gabbard left the DNI role on June 20 after releasing declassified documents—an orderly transition, not an emergency dismissal. Without confirmation of who Pulte is, how Henning actually departed, or what the staffing decision actually was, this remains speculative.
Claims Analysis (3)
“This morning, @alexahenning's bio said 'Chief of Staff @DNIGabbard'. Hours later, it now says 'Former @DNIGabbard'.”
Bio change is plausible but cannot be independently verified without access to Twitter archives or screenshots from the claimed times.
“Today was @pulte's first day on the job as Acting DNI.”
News search did not return confirmation of a personnel named Pulte becoming Acting DNI on June 20, 2026. Cannot verify from available sources.
“Was she fired from @ODNIgov?”
Rhetorical question presenting speculation as investigation. No evidence of firing is presented; the post infers termination from a bio change.
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