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Paris Attack Wasn’t “Senseless Violence” #CharlieHebdo
COMMENTARY by Jonathan Tobin January 7, 2015 …..But the problem isn’t whether the administration is ready, as it was initially reluctant to do after Benghazi, to speak of terrorism, as it is the president’s refusal to discuss the motivation of … Continue reading →
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