Robert Weiner
Adjanni Ramos WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, UNITED STATES, April 16, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ In a brand new op-ed published on The PuLSE Institute and featured in OpEdNews (links at bottom), former White House spokesman Robert Weiner and Policy Analyst Adjanni Ramos discuss how the current trial of former officer Derek Chaivin, for the murder of George Floyd, should “be a slam dunk.but is not, if just one juror maintains an unstated racial or police-can-do-no-wrong bias.” They start by saying, “The trial of Chauvin for murdering Floyd is only half over after 35 witnesses including medical examiners, doctors, and even the Minneapolis Police Chief confirming it wasn’t the bystanders yelling ‘Don’t kill him, let him breathe.’ It wasn’t the observing firefighter asking to ‘test his pulse’ and ‘give him CPR’ who was ignored. It wasn’t any drugs or underlying heart issues. It wasn’t crowd noise. And
Robert Weiner
Adjanni Ramos WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, March 16, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ Former White House spokesman Robert Weiner and policy analyst Adjanni Ramos argue in an op-ed just published in OpEdNews and ranked H1 as the #1 op-ed in the country, that the REAL-ID in place by many already and required by October to board a plane, opens itself up to major hacking and privacy violations. They ask, “How can it be safe to Xerox and put in universally accessible-to-DMV-employees files a copy of basically four of these: your birth certificate, passport, unemployment, social security number, residency proof, driver’s license or registration, auto insurance proof, utility bill, W-2, tax record, lease agreement, marriage certificate, a DL-32 (concerning gender change), and more? Just Xerox those into DMV files and be required to share those with other states?