From Robby Soave here at Reason:
It certainly doesn’t seem like Trump learned his lesson.
The funniest narrative building this week is that President Trump’s reelection campaign is hoping to “shake up” its operation in light of a torrent of polls and news coverage that all indicate Trump is cruising toward a colossal defeat in November.
As anti-racism protests grip the nation, the citizens of the District of Columbia have endured a living nightmare under Donald Trump. Police attacked journalists with impunity; Washington, D.C. protesters were labeled as “terrorists” by the president; and unmarked, anonymous militias were unleashed on the people. Hundreds of soldiers from the 82nd Airborne, who serve as a presidential ceremonial unit, were issued bayonets and live ammunition for possible use against protesters in the district....
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The coronavirus pandemic has brought the New York City housing market to a halt, forcing real-estate professionals to adjust their strategies and schedules — and show properties remotely.
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Colin Kaepernick, the former NFL quarterback turned activist, denounced America on Independence Day this year — but he had a completely different message when Barack Obama was president.
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Gail Harrison Welch has reportedly been an election commissioner in Mississippi for 20 years, in Jones County’s first district. This November’s historic elections will include votes cast on people like Mrs. Welch and her position as a commissioner. On Monday, Welch reportedly went to her social media account on Facebook and made quite the comment about getting out the vote—for white people. Her comment which was screenshot and passed around by many—a response to one of her friend’s posts—read:...
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It is largely understood that throughout the United States, federal flood risk maps significantly understate the true extent of likely flooding in major storms. The Federal Emergency Management Agency draws up those flood maps for the purposes of determining which properties should be protected with flood insurance—banks are likely to require that coverage when lending to homeowners in designated high-risk zones—and so there is tremendous pressure to not designate properties as at risk, in order...
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