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  Morning News Says Cops Should ‘Defer’ to Gun Owners. They’re Totally Nuts.

  October 23 at 4 a.m.

  The Dallas Morning News editorial page took a blindfolded backward step off the diving board Monday in an editorial asserting that police have an “obligation of deference” to armed homeowners in terms of who may shoot first. As its predicate for this insane suggestion, the paper exploits the horrible case...

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  Morning News’ Flip-Flop on Cop Murder Charges Is Strictly Partisan Politics

  October 21 at 4 a.m.

  Help me keep track of The Dallas Morning News editorial page here. I guess I’m just confused. First, let’s look at murders. The paper’s editorial page last week said the killing of 28-year-old Atatiana Jefferson in her own home by a Fort Worth police officer was one of those important...

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  The Gun in Atatiana Jefferson’s Hand Will Be Far from Irrelevant

  October 17 at 4 a.m.

  The mayor of Fort Worth says there is no relevance or importance in the fact that Atatiana Jefferson, killed by a Fort Worth police officer Saturday, had a gun. The mayor is wrong. According to the murder warrant for the former police officer who killed her, Jefferson, 28, pointed her...

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  Answers to Questions About Atatiana Jefferson’s Death May Lie in Ex-Chief’s Lawsuit

  October 16 at 4 a.m.

  The same questions being asked now of the Fort Worth Police Department, mayor and city manager in the shooting death of 28-year-old Atatiana Jefferson were asked last June in a lawsuit against the city filed by former Fort Worth Chief Joel Fitzgerald, who is demanding reinstatement after being fired last...

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  Defending Immigrants Jailed With Repeat DWIs Is a Stretch Even for a Libtard

  October 14 at 4 a.m.

  Oh, my God. Liberals. Please. I speak as one of you. What do you want to do, just hand Donald Trump a jewel-encrusted crown and let him skip the election? I thought we wanted to defeat him. Did I have it wrong? Do we just want to get on TV?...

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  Bad Things Made Good Things Happen in Dallas During Dark Days of Guyger

  October 10 at 4 a.m.

  Through the dark clouds brooding over the Amber Guyger trial, sunlight actually broke through in a few wonderful moments, some now internationally publicized, some you may have missed. Let me give you an example of one that may have gotten by you. Right after the sentencing, Dallas Police Chief U...