January 8, 2026
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Mark explains why outrage directed at ICE misses the deeper forces at work — and how political tribalism has replaced serious thinking about public safety and responsibility. He argues that reflexive blame may feel satisfying, but it avoids the harder questions this tragedy demands.
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Red America views ICE as necessary law enforcement
Blue America views ICE as an occupying force
Secretary Noem characterized shooting victim as domestic terrorist
Blue America characterizes shooting as murder
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