Batshit senator uses the civil rights movement as an excuse for military occupation
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about the nationwide protests against police brutality, citing some action items for cities to improve their law enforcement operations.he wrote two days prior, which calls for meaningful reform and specific demands of the powers that be.o Obama’s credit, it was a relief to hear him plainly characterizea fact that may come across as shocking to those who are glued to cable news.
—which Obama.org describes as “A call for mayors, city councils, and police oversight bodies to address police use of force policies”—fell to meIt calls for mayors to review police force policies, seek community input, report findings to the community, and reform police use of force policy in said community. It’s aand reduce department budgets–Obama said that several mayors, including New York City Mayor Bill DeBlasio, signed the pledge. The New York Police Department has a $6 billion budget.
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