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So, we seem to be charging headfirst into something here and there aren't very many people

interested in slowing down the process. Unfortunately, I think a lot of people are interested

more in speeding it up. Joaquin Castro, a Democrat congressman, brother of Julian Castro

who's one of the one percenters running for it, one percenter in the poll that is, might

be one percenter financially too, I'm not sure. Julian Castro running for president, well,

this is his brother who decided to find and post the names and employers of Trump's

biggest donors in San Antonio. Castro represents San Antonio, so he was doing this to his own

constituents. You know, you send someone to Congress to represent your interests, but instead

he's doxing his own constituents. Now, you can argue as some leftists have argued that,

well, this is publicly available information, so it's not like he was rooting through

their junk mail or something in there. It's publicly available. And, okay, fine, it is.

But what's the point of putting those names out there? What's the point of doing it? The

fact that it's public, okay, a lot of things are public, but why are you putting it out

there for people? The names, the contact information, telling people, okay, here's where you can

find them, here's where they work. In this environment, what's the point of doing that?

With violence on both sides becoming more and more common, what could possibly be the

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