This is not subject to 'interpretation' or 'both sides' coverage.
People were afraid they were going to die because of Trump's mob.

It's a great film. Visiting the Killing Fields last year was a humbling experience and a reminder that entire societies can implode quickly and brutally.

There’s a story going around saying that Martin Sheen is supporting Robert F. Kennedy Jr for president. The story is incorrect. Martin asked us to post this on his behalf.

“I wholeheartedly support President Joe Biden and the democratic ticket in 2024.
Sincerely,
Martin Sheen”

#Dobbs ' painful impact now includes this question judges must answer-'how far states can push a patient toward death before allowing her to undergo an emergency abortion.' Thread 👇
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If you were trying to make a stupid comment, you nailed it.

First, as an organization as a whole, yes we do.

More importantly, if you understand the value of DEI, it's not in checklists and quotas , it's in understanding how to best compete as a company.

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.@ap it wasn't a 'riot' and it isn't subject to 'interpretation'.

.Tom Bonier Everyone in politics should have The Turnaway Study bookmarked.
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Donald Trump incited an insurrection on Jan. 6th in an attempt to overthrow our democracy and stop the peaceful transfer of power.

There is no other 'interpretation' of this.

People blame politicians for prices, shortages, and other knee jerk things. Here's a letter LBJ got from Houston in 1951. Writing his Senator that he can't get new tires for his car. He ends by saying Truman should be impeached. As much as things change, they stay the same. -OS

.Oliver Darcy Jay Rosen @ap reframes the insurrection as a 'riot' throughout this piece, which is the preferred language of the insurrectionists and their Republican allies.
Can someone ask AP why this word choice was made and is it official policy? apnews.com/article/biden-…

One attack, two interpretations The Associated Press

In which AP both-sides/horse races beating police officers to death in order to violently overturn an election Trump lost.

McConnell had 'the most power and opportunity' to bar Trump from future public office 'at the moment of his gravest offense against the country and Constitution. Instead of exercising that power, he found reasons not to.' My latest, The Bulwark: plus.thebulwark.com/p/mitch-mcconn…

Fox is a malignant cancer on this nation.