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bear. neil: we ll watch it closely. i d be remind if i didn t mention the other huge development in the world, the assassination of haiti s president. his wife was injured badly enough to be flown to a miami hospital. that happened at their home do we know anything about it, who was behind it? great upheaval in that country. it s as poor as you can get. it is running but it s a mess. i don t have details about the actual crime. you heard the president condemn this earlier today. we extend our condolences to all the haitian people in this particular situation and certainly to the first lady of haiti who you mentioned is going to get some medical care. we stand by to continue to support the haitian people as we have. i don t have any additional information about this horrific crime. neil: do you know whether the
He was here.
And if He was here, then she desperately needed not to be.
The nondescript white man with his strange dark eyes, always dressed in a nondescript military uniform topped off by a black beret.
Cat and mouse.
Cat and mouse.
He had dogged their steps since they landed on Fenwick Island. She had ceded to the wisdom of Lenape and Nanticoke family who’d said she needed to keep moving, but she was fairly certain now that posting up on Fenwick Island was not it. Her dreams and nightmares had led her to this godforsaken place but every cell in her body urged her to leave. Being a Philly girl put her at a distinct disadvantage out here in East Giblip Delaware during this supernatural apocalypse and she didn t like it.
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S.F. had its own demagogue who capitalized on racist grievances
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Denis Kearney, a San Francisco politician and activist known for his anti-Chinese bigotry in the 1870s and ’80s, in an undated photo./ The Chronicle
Almost 150 years before Donald Trump harangued a mob that invaded the U.S. Capitol, San Francisco had its own demagogue who rose to prominence by capitalizing on the rage of disaffected working-class voters, demonizing minorities and promising to drain the swamp of corrupt officials.
The difference between Denis Kearney and the 45th president of the United States is that Kearney not only incited his followers to storm the citadels of power, he personally led them there.