Starting with a post-op on Bennett's poor response to a NYT op-ed calling for a full military response to George Floyd/police brutality protesters (with the editor not reading the op-ed before publishing ). But also noting that up to 12% of the nation participated in these mostly peaceful protests, so say 30 million. Imagine if the 3000 Jan6 protesters were 30 million,
Starting with a post-op on Bennett's poor response to a NYT op-ed calling for a full military response to George Floyd/police brutality protesters (with the editor not reading the op-ed before publishing ). But also noting that up to 12% of the nation participated in these mostly peaceful protests, so say 30 million. Imagine if the 3000 Jan6 protesters were 30 million,
Starting with a post-op on Bennett's poor response to a NYT op-ed calling for a full military response to George Floyd/police brutality protesters (with the editor not reading the op-ed before publishing ). But also noting that up to 12% of the nation participated in these mostly peaceful protests, so say 30 million. Imagine if the 3000 Jan6 protesters were 30 million,
Starting with a post-op on Bennett's poor response to a NYT op-ed calling for a full military response to George Floyd/police brutality protesters (with the editor not reading the op-ed before publishing ). But also noting that up to 12% of the nation participated in these mostly peaceful protests, so say 30 million. Imagine if the 3000 Jan6 protesters were 30 million,
Starting with a post-op on Bennett's poor response to a NYT op-ed calling for a full military response to George Floyd/police brutality protesters (with the editor not reading the op-ed before publishing ). But also noting that up to 12% of the nation participated in these mostly peaceful protests, so say 30 million. Imagine if the 3000 Jan6 protesters were 30 million,