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America won’t fall because another nation defeats us. It will fall if we keep sabotaging ourselves from within. Sanctuary city policies are a perfect example. Sheriff Gary Redman wasn’t targeted for failing to do his job. He was targeted for DOING IT. His oath is to protect the people...

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