The surge of federal forces into Minneapolis “is about an administration declaring — explicitly, at times — that the purpose of federal law enforcement isn’t to uphold the rule of law or promote public safety but to enforce the will of a single man,” Radley Balko writes.
The surge of federal forces into Minneapolis “is about an administration declaring — explicitly, at times — that the purpose of federal law enforcement isn’t to uphold the rule of law or promote public safety but to enforce the will of a single man,” Radley Balko writes.
MARY: That’s from Joseph. He’s a carpenter.
GASPAR: It’s lovely and all… but I’ll be switching it for, oh, I don’t know, THE GOLD.
BALTHAZAR: God dammit. I already have a cutting board.
MARY: That’s from Joseph. He’s a carpenter.
GASPAR: It’s lovely and all… but I’ll be switching it for, oh, I don’t know, THE GOLD.
BALTHAZAR: God dammit. I already have a cutting board.
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