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Steve A. Linick, the former State Department inspector general, testified that a top agency official tried to “bully” him as he investigated the potential misconduct by the administration.

nytimes.com/2020/06/03/us/…
Steve A. Linick testified that Brian Bulatao, the under secretary of state for management, had “pressured him to act in ways” that he felt were “inappropriate,” That included telling Mr. Linick that he should not pursue his investigation into whether the administration had
unlawfully declared an “emergency” last year to allow the resumption of weapons sales to Saudi Arabia.
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@MSNBC @CNN do better! Biden is as important as the riots, he is the voice of calm! Covering first the pademic 24/7 then the riots, isn't calming, it is causing fear and anxiety! Let the people hear from our next President!

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On Monday, Biden met with black faith leaders and local officials at a predominantly black church and held a virtual roundtable with mayors, including Atlanta’s Keisha Lance Bottoms, Chicago’s Lori Lightfoot, and St. Paul’s Melvin Carter.

Neither was carried on live television.
“It wouldn’t be so frustrating if, in the same breath, these same news stations weren’t complaining about Biden’s lack of activity,”
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The world is watching in horror

Millions of people around the world watched footage filmed Monday of a white Minneapolis police officer kneeling on the neck of George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man, as he cried out that he couldn’t breathe. He later died.
washingtonpost.com/world/2020/05/…
The video — and scenes from the chaotic protests against police brutality that have unfolded over the ensuing week — found purchase and provoked responses across the globe.

Some leaders took the opportunity to express solidarity with marginalized communities in the United States
Canadian PM Trudeau ended a coronavirus news conference Friday morning by addressing the Canadians who are watching “the news out of the United States with shock and horror.”

“Racism is real. It’s in the United States, but it’s also in Canada,”
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This administration has really scary ties to the Evangelical church

The Trump admin with no advance notice removed warnings contained in guidance for the reopening of houses of worship that singing in choirs can spread the coronavirus.

washingtonpost.com/health/white-h…
Last Friday, the admin released pandemic guidance for faith comms after weeks of debate flared between the WH and the CDC. Those guidelines posted on the CDC website included recom that religious communities “consider suspending or at least decreasing use of choir/musical
ensembles and congregant singing, chanting, or reciting during services or other programming, if appropriate within the faith tradition.”

Earlier this month, the CDC issued a report warning about “superspreader” events where the coronavirus might be “highly transmissible
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