A Twitter Event covering the recent attack on the Proud Boys march contains this text:
White nationalists and counter-protesters clash violently in KalamazooCounter-protesters showed up to the site of ...
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Michelle Malkin joined John Derbyshire for a special episode of “Social Distancing.” Malkin asked, all too appropriately: "America For How Long?"
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Jason Kessler has ju...
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When nationwide race riots broke out over the death of George Floyd Leftist Main Stream Media operatives brought up the August 2017 Charlottesville Unite The Right rally in an attempt to smear Presiden...
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Re: James Fulford's blog post Charlottesville Narrative Collapse Seen In Jason Kessler Lawsuit
From: Sam Dickson [Email him]
I've never heard of seeking to recuse law clerks before. [Motions to Recuse ...
We have a tag called "Charlottesville Narrative Collapse," a special case of what's called Narrative Collapse, in which the media's Narrative of what happened some case like Trayvon Martin's failed ass...
