David Feldman
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Why Punching Richard Spencer is A Big Mistake
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January 24, 2017
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7:10Now PlayingAlt-Right Founder Richard B. Spencer was punched in the head this weekend. Some liberals, including former Obama speechwriter Jon Favreau, delighted in this act of violence which left a humiliated Spencer with a black eye. Our side loses the moral high ground when we resort to savagery. Stay focused on working within the law and winning elections.
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