A common theme on the Fox News Channel has been to heavily criticize the Black Lives Matter movement. The sheriff remained terse and straight-faced while sharing his incendiary pro-police views against Black Lives Matter, referencing a protest in New York on Saturday.
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Murdock also said he hopes to meet one of the biggest challenges of a PAC – fundraising – by asking professional athletes for donations, noting that “money is starting to come in” already.
During the interview, host John Dickerson interrupted Christie, saying the movement does not promote the murder of police officers.
Yeah, all those videos of police officers beating the hell out of people who are no threat to them, or gunning them down in cold blood, you’re just imagining those things.
Leaders of several police unions did not respond immediately to requests for comment. “He has been a nightmare and I cannot wait until January 2017 so that America’s nightmare can be over”.
Clarke, who oversees Milwaukee County in Wisconsin, aimed his explosive critique of activists protesting police brutality and related injustices. As president, Christie said he would support law enforcement because he knows, personally, how hard the job is. We ended that back in the ’60s.
The Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement – which has swept the nation following controversial cases like those of Trayvon Martin and Mike Brown – has experienced something of an identity crisis.
“First of all, there is no police brutality in America”. “The Black Lives Matter Network seeks to end the system of policing that allows for unchecked violence against black people”. Earlier this month, the parents of slain black men and women were featured speakers at the “Justice or Else” march marking the 20-year anniversary of the Million Man March in Washington. Very true. All lives do matter.
On Fox & Friends on Monday morning, October 26th, Sheriff Clarke was asked about the Black Lives Matter movement, and whether it plays an important role.
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“We, as a society, particularly given our history, have to take this seriously”, Obama said.
