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First reported by RealClearPolitics (Lean right); 4 outlets over 46h.
RealClearPolitics · +3h The Daily Signal · +23h The Hill · +46h Washington Examiner
Protests and riots in France have become the latest Republican talking point in the U.S. as the party makes a last-ditch effort to tie Democrats to immigration and socialism two weeks out from the midterm elections.
Read at thehill.com →When a Western democracy enters a state of violent combustion, observers naturally look for the simplest explanation. Over the weekend, as smoke blanketed Paris, Lyon, and Marseille, American commentators quickly diagnosed the crisis as a pure failure of immigration policy and border control.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →We're watching what's happening in France, and we're watching the liars of the corporate press assure us that the riots, looting, burning down of commercial establishments and town halls, and other detestable attacks on civilization are happening because "students" are upset over "school funding"…
Read at realclearpolitics.com →A violent weekend of Marxist-Islamist protests rocked Europe, from Portugal to Italy. The worst carnage erupted across France, where rioters torched the revered, architecturally stunning town hall of Limoges. The 143-year-old landmark is a protected national monument.
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