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Sean Murphy, AP

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The president has made his legitimate call here, just as Vindman made his choice.

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A study finding that police shootings are not racist may be retracted because it was cited by a conservative in the Wall Street Journal. On June 2, Heather Mac Donald, a conservative legal scholar, discussed the study in a widely-read Wall Street Journal column, “The Myth of Systemic Police Racism.” That publicity resulted in an […]

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Nowadays nothing happens without a fight. Shortly after Lynch vowed to place the statues that are sent to the city ‘in a place of honor and respect to inspire greatness and achievement by all who observe them,’ a petition was drafted by opponents to the plan, who declared the city manager's proclamation ‘null and void.

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Joshua Rhett Miller, NY Post

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Zack Budryk, The Hill

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Jonathan Turley

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As for Jackson's post, the NFL reports this morning that the Philadelphia Eagles have spoken with Jackson about the ‘offensive, harmful, and absolutely appalling’ statements he made, adding that the team is ‘continuing to evaluate the circumstances.’

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Anthony Leonardi, Wash. Examiner

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Amanda Prestigiacomo, Daily Wire

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Seattle has become a hotbed for protests against police brutality and racial injustice following the death of George Floyd.

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Identity politics

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The adult family members these senseless deaths leave to grieve have begun speaking up, and their nemesis is not police brutality.

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Twitchy

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Sean Moran, Breitbart

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Sarah Taylor, TheBlaze

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Robert Barnes, WaPo

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Allison Schuster, Federalist

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Defining "dangerous felon" down?

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'The changes of the 1960s, with Civil Rights at their core, were not a major new element in the Constitution. They were a rival constitution, with which the original one was frequently incompatible — and the incompatibility would worsen as the civil rights regime was built out.'

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