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Pritzker: Throughout history we've learned that tyranny doesn't arrive with dramatic proclamations. Most times it comes quietly wrapped in the language of law and order, with fingers pointed at someone who doesn't look like you, promising safety while demanding that we sacrifice our neighbors. Today we're here to say... show more

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Flake: Well, we're seeing that across the board. Columbia, we're seeing it with law firms. And that is troubling. I have to say, to have the president, with the power that he wields to be able to intervene in situations like this. I think we all ought to be troubled by it. Conservative, liberal, whoever you are.

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Steele: Spanish is not the first language of the US… This is a celebration of our country. That does not mean we are racist. This wouldn't have been on a national stage in any other country where they intentionally bring someone in who is choosing to say I don't care about the demographic of what this is.

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This is something I have said multiple times here. Don't listen to what they say, look a what they are doing. They'll tell you that it doesn't matter, but the investment put in hiding that fact does not align with those words. If it doesn't matter, why do all that to hide it?🤔

This is something I have said multiple times here. Don't listen to what they say, look a what they are doing. They'll tell you that it doesn't matter, but the investment put in hiding that fact does not align with those words. If it doesn't matter, why do all that to hide it?🤔

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