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Does The New York Times Actually Care About Mass Shootings?

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Does The New York Times Actually Care About Mass Shootings?

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Does The New York Times Actually Care About Mass Shootings? - Ann Coulter

Did you know there was a mass shooting in Indianapolis over the weekend? I briefly saw it on a news crawl, but didn't hear another word about it, so, by Monday, I assumed I had dreamt it. Nope.

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I say “almost certainly black” because kids as young as 12 were out on a downtown city street, unsupervised, at 11:36 p.m. the night before Easter;

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