Jeffrey Goldberg
Jeffrey Goldberg
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National security and policing take center stage three days before the first Clinton/Trump debate

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September 24, 2016

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The issue of race and policing crashed back into the national dialogue this week and onto the 2016 campaign trail following two shootings of African American men by police in Oklahoma and North Carolina. With just three days before presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will square off in their first debate, their responses to the shootings and to potential terror attacks in New York, New Jersey and Minnesota could not be more different. Trump called for racial profiling and expanding controversial stop and frisk policies while Clinton said Trump's words are used as a recruitment tactic by terrorists. Will the debate be a make-or-break moment for either candidate?

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