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Judge Sanctioned for Saying Americans Should Leave U.S. if They Can’t Stomach Trump as President

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U.S. Magistrate Judge John Primomo of San Antonio says he wasn’t injecting politics into a U.S. citizenship ceremony when he told newly sworn-in Americans that they should leave the country if they can’t accept Donald Trump as their incoming president. Whatever he intended to convey, Judge Primomo is paying a price for his commentary. Chief […]

(via WSJ)



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