The left discusses Trump’s ‘gross use of Mollie Tibbetts’

1. Trump Uses Tibbetts for Anti-Immigrant Agenda--It's Gross

From HuffPost: "But Trump is not a rational leader, and these are not rational times."

2. The White House could tweet about cases besides Mollie Tibbetts
From CNN: "Then, as now, his evident aim was to make a handful of stories seem like a statistical norm."

3. Blame Misogyny, Not Illegal Immigration for Tibbetts' Death

From Des Moine Register: "Yet rather than focus on reducing violence against women, some top Republicans from President Donald Trump to Gov. Kim Reynolds to U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst had another agenda."
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Georgia dismisses Trump election case, ending his last criminal prosecution

Fulton County taxpayers could be on the hook for millions as Trump case ends

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AME Bishop Reginald Jackson, religious and political leader, dies at 71

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