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"Somebody's death, murder is becoming a political pawn or a beacon of light to attract people that want to instill violence on another group of people because of what the color of their skin, what they stand for, what they believe for. And so I do believe that the Democratic, the independent and the Republican Party have an identity problem, right? They do. Because you're to blame one side against the other. No one's reaching across the aisle to work with each other. They're not."
"Somebody's death, murder is becoming a political pawn or a beacon of light to attract people that want to instill violence on another group of people because of what the color of their skin, what they stand for, what they believe for. And so I do believe that the Democratic, the independent and the Republican Party have an identity problem, right? They do. Because you're to blame one side against the other. No one's reaching across the aisle to work with each other. They're not."
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"Somebody's death, murder is becoming a political pawn or a beacon of light to attract people that want to instill violence on another group of people because of what the color of their skin, what they stand for, what they believe for. And so I do believe that the Democratic, the independent and the Republican Party have an identity problem, right? They do. Because you're to blame one side against the other. No one's reaching across the aisle to work with each other. They're not."
"Somebody's death, murder is becoming a political pawn or a beacon of light to attract people that want to instill violence on another group of people because of what the color of their skin, what they stand for, what they believe for. And so I do believe that the Democratic, the independent and the Republican Party have an identity problem, right? They do. Because you're to blame one side against the other. No one's reaching across the aisle to work with each other. They're not."