legislators. michael smerconish in philadelphia. it s hard not to jump to conclusions about the tennessee state house. the r word it needs to be reserved for clear and convincing cases of prejudice, discrimination or antagonism. against the person or people based on their membership in a racial or ethnic group. after all, there is an appropriate permanence to labeling conduct as racist. but from the outside looking in this short does seem to be such a case. three tennessee state legislators who engaged in roughly the same behavior were meted out disparate treatment. just days after 39 year olds and three adults were murdered in a mass shooting at the covenant school in nashville. these legislators led what was described as a disorderly gun reform chant that interrupted house proceedings. there seems to be no debate as to whether they broke the rules. justin jones of nashville, justin pearson of memphis and gloria johnson of knoxville the only difference between the behavior of the thre
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becoming a general election candidate. just off to walk back things once you have topped the legislation and you are running on that in florida. so david, less want to hear. republican lawmakers were supposed to be in a retreat this weekend in your great state of florida. and the agenda was supposed to be about the issues and so forth to build the party, instead, vanity fair whites quote, that event topic of possible trump indictment was front and center. on inflation in china debt ceiling. trump all the time. how does this party russell itself from that narrative when they are trying to break into a new space, even if it is with something like pence? i think the biggest lesson coming out of this potential indictment we are learning is the permanence of today s gop personality and its loyalty to donald trump. the permanence of our divide, and the permanence of gop strategy, we are seeing lying and missed leaning in that state when kevin mccarthy says it was personal money, it