“Liberal politicians who label police as racists – specifically Hillary Clinton and Virginia Lt. Governor Ralph Northam – are to blame for essentially encouraging the murder of these police officers tonight”, Stewart wrote on Facebook.
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Hillary Clinton is deflecting criticism from FBI Director James Comey that she was “careless” in handling classified information in emails, saying she relied on experienced State Department professionals who were careful in their handling of sensitive materials.
Of course, there are some in both the Trump and anti-Trump wings of the party who think he could win.
Towards this end, she emphasized the need for criminal justice reform and “national guidelines about the use of force, particularly lethal force, so routine traffic stops don’t escalate into killings”.
“The deaths of Alton Sterling in Louisiana and Philando Castile in Minnesota also make clear how much work we have to do to make every American feel that their safety is protected”, he said.
“The violence displayed against Dallas law enforcement was a senseless and cowardly act that has no place in our country”, he said.
“I think what a number of us have been concerned about is a pattern of laxity with regard to details”, Sanford told CNN in an interview, explaining that details are critical to good governance, one day after he was part of a group meeting with the presumptive Republican presidential candidate.
He’d been scheduled to meet Hispanic business and community leaders before delivering a speech entitled “Succeeding Together”.
“We can not, must not vilify police officers”.
Clinton said she mourned the officers killed “while doing their sacred duty to protect peaceful protesters”.
“I’m going to be talking to white people”, Clinton continued. He added that racial division in the United States has worsened and that “too many Americans are living in bad poverty and violence”, although he did not share any specific ideas for how to change this. “Too many headlines flash across our screens every day about the rising crime and rising death tolls in our cities”.
Both presidential candidates scrapped political events hours after the officers were gunned down by a former Army reservist during a protest over fatal police shootings of black men in Louisiana and Minnesota.
Clinton canceled a Scranton, Pennsylvania, campaign event Friday, in the aftermath of the Dallas shootings, and her campaign announced she’d address the tragedy in a speech Friday.
Clinton called on white Americans to put themselves in the shoes of blacks “who fear every time their children go somewhere; who have to have the talk about how to really protect themselves when they’re the ones who should be expecting protection from encounters with the police”.
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