Another elitist with slaver tendencies. From the Washington Examiner:

Democratic Rep. Tom Malinowski, who is running for a second term in New Jersey’s swing 7th District, told constituents this week that illegal immigrants are needed to mow “our beautiful lawns” and perform menial jobs rejected by tech-focused teenagers.

(Reason | Scott Shackford) — Everybody knows about those infamous speed traps where small-town law enforcement officers lurk in their vehicles, ready to pounce on anyone going even slightly over the legal limit and to fine the unlucky driver hundreds of dollars.

From Campus Reform:

According to WSU assistant chief of police, Steven Hansen, the more rigorous background check process makes it difficult for the police force and students to store guns because it would require the police department to initiate a background check every time a student asked to check out their firearm.  

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Often left out of this conversation is the fact that 98% of the population during the period had nothing to do with slavery. Human-trafficking was a predilection of the one-percent, the wealthiest of the time and for the most part, still is today. Currently, about 50-million people are enslaved around the world, mostly in the Middle East and Africa. Where is the outrage? One's ire should be placed at the feet of the one-percent and certain religious orders.

(The Federalist | Melissa Langsam Braunstein) — Europeans are considering stigmatizing Jewish businesses — an idea last popularized by the Nazis — all in the name of neutrality. This time, the focus is on Jewish-owned businesses located in the world’s only Jewish nation-state and the European Union’s not-so-subtle suggestion that Israel exists only within its pre-1967 borders.

(The Patriot Post | Ann Coulter) — Even before The New York Times launched its “All Slavery, All the Time” project, no one could accuse that paper of skimping on its race coverage, particularly stories about black males killed by white(ish) police officers.