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To: James Seagrove who wrote (1022253)	6/22/2017 10:58:51 AM
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Lawsuit: Police Laughed While Rectally Probing Inauguration Mass-Arrest Group, Didn't Change Gloves 6/22/2017, 9:17:42 AM · by deplorableindc · 16 replies U.S. News & World Report ^ \| June 22, 2017 A lawsuit filed Wednesday says invasive and unnecessary rectal exams followed the mass arrest of 235 people during President Donald Trump’s inauguration in the nation's capital. At least five people were rectally probed, the lawsuit says. And the number of demonstrators, journalists and legal advisers forced to remove their pants for the procedure may be much higher, says Scott Michelman, senior staff attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union of the District of Columbia. “I think part of the reason this hasn’t come out more is that people are reluctant to talk about it,” says Michelman, who is representing the...

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Dianne Feinstein Defends Canceling Conservative Speakers On Campus 6/22/2017, 9:15:18 AM · by deplorableindc · 10 replies The Daily Caller ^ \| June 22, 2017 Democratic California Sen. Dianne Feinstein defended the University of California, Berkeley at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Tuesday, and suggested colleges shouldn’t have to accommodate controversial speakers. The hearing was sparked by countless free speech violations on college campuses across the country, where conservative speakers are often shouted down by leftist protesters, physically assaulted or in some instances prevented from speaking at all. ... In a heated back-and-forth with one of the panelists at the hearing, UCLA law professor and First Amendment expert Eugene Volokh, Feinstein declared, “One of the problems that I have is that there is an expectation...