I cannot imagine myself voting for something that does not address qualified immunity. It is what is going to deter officers in a meaningful way from engaging in the misconduct that is on the public conscience right now.
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This is going to strengthen his argument unfortunately, in their minds that these cases were the result of politics rather than the merits.
It's really a sad moment for this country that the first convicted felon will be serving in the White House.
This cements Merrick Garland's legacy as being the most ineffective attorney general of the United States in modern history because he waited so long to open these investigations.
This is about making sure that there's finally accountability, and through that accountability, hopefully changing the culture of policing.
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