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The anti-feminist attorney Roy Den Hollander is reportedly suspected of shooting the husband and son of a federal judge in New Jersey. Here’s his 2008 Fox News appearance attacking “feminazi, feminist women’s studies programs” at Columbia University.
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Here's Roy Den Hollander in a 2010 Fox & Friends appearance ranting about how “Ladies Night is violating a fundamental right” of men by "charging guys more money," and saying it is “my freedom of speech” to refer to women as “girls.”
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Just a few weeks apart. Trump’s new dystopian campaign strategy is ripped directly from the deranged commentary of Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh, and his other media allies.
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3. Now federal agents are deployed against the wishes of local governments, unlawfully rounding people up.
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