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You can talk about what happened in Boston last night, what it should happen in Boston in the future.

Do you want the National Guard in Boston patrolling the streets, upholding law and order, putting out a presence that we currently

lack here in the city of Boston as officers are pretty much fed up.

You heard the statement from Boston Police Patrolment Association President Larry Keldarone,

who was, he put it in no, you know, he put it plainly.

You know, they're fed up.

They don't want this is too much.

Several officers were assaulted.

Violence escalated.

Numerous challenges.

This cannot continue.

Need more people. We need more support.

Do we want the National Guard coming into the city of Boston and doing what they did in D.C., cleaning it up, restoring law and order, restoring a respectable

city, restoring a clean Boston, cleaning up mass and casts, deterring any of these pro-terrorist

sympathizers, want to be terrorists from gathering on the common, blocking traffic, blocking

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