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The guilty verdicts in the trial of Derek Chauvin could have been a moment of unity —an example of equal justice under law. But Biden, who vowed during his inauguration to be a unifying force, decided to gin up the division and incite hatred. He condemned Americans —all Americans, it seemed— as racists. He pronounced “systemic racism” as “a stain on our nation’s soul.” So there you have it. You’re guilty. Biden said so.
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By Gregg Jarrett4.8
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The guilty verdicts in the trial of Derek Chauvin could have been a moment of unity —an example of equal justice under law. But Biden, who vowed during his inauguration to be a unifying force, decided to gin up the division and incite hatred. He condemned Americans —all Americans, it seemed— as racists. He pronounced “systemic racism” as “a stain on our nation’s soul.” So there you have it. You’re guilty. Biden said so.
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