Unfortunately we have to lose my son in this manner. Had this bill been in place I think it would protect young men as they were jogging down the street.
Walter B. Jones: “Unfortunately we have to lose my son in this manner. Had this bill been in place I think it would protect young men as…”
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Wanda Cooper Jones reflects on the repeal of Georgia's citizens arrest law and its significance following her son's murder.
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If this could be on national TV, you would probably be having rallies out there right now protesting, because there is no one held responsible.
In 2013, you tweeted, 'Let's get out of Afghanistan. Our troops are being killed by the Afghanis we train, and we waste billions there. Nonsense. Rebuild the United States of America.'
I wrote to President Trump, had it delivered on July the 18th. I wanted him, if he was going raise the troop levels in Afghanistan, to please come to Congress, ask Congress to meet its constitutional responsibility and have a debate.
How can we build the trust of the American people after 16 years, over 2,300 Americans killed, over 20,000 wounded, and we spent $1 trillion?





