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"While this may help heal our grieving community, this rare moment of consequence for killings by police does not represent justice."

"Emissions are nothing more than a math equation in these plans; they can be added one place and subtracted from another place."

A statement signed by 124 groups says the current conflagration is part of a "broader context of Israel's ongoing policy to forcibly remove Palestinians from their homes through eviction, home demolition, and displacement."

"The United States cannot turn its back on the atrocities, including war crimes, enabled by U.S. policies, particularly its decades long policy of shielding Israel from accountability."

"Everyone expects progressives to lose in 2022," Sanders' team said, "but if we fight early, we're going to shock them all."

"We're going to look back 50 years from now, and that electric chair and that lethal injection table, they're going be sitting in a museum," predicted Sen. Scott A. Surovell.

"Israel, as an occupying power, has a responsibility to provide vaccines to the Palestinian people," the first-term congressman asserted in a letter to Israel's acting consul general.

"We're not good enough right now," the New York Democrat says of her party, and unless the material lives of working-class people are improved the nation's dangerous slide to the right will continue.

"The next White House should belong to the people, not corporate America," said Jamaal Bowman, a New York Democrat.

Black and Latinx people are disproportionately affected by disenfranchisement laws, which are still in effect in most U.S. states.