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Jill AbramsonJill AbramsonMale politicians and news commentators are often quick to declare that these events are watershed moments. But skepticism is wiseBill O'Reilly is just one of the countless terrible men in media
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Steven W ThrasherSteven W ThrasherThe FBI claims to be worried about ‘premeditated, retaliatory lethal violence’ from protest groups. What about the danger posed by the president?Concerned about 'identity extremists?' There's one in the White House
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