EDITORIAL: Backing Medicaid expansion isn’t actually a crime
The remaining members of what was dubbed the
The group had dwindled to seven, as most of the original 23 had accepted pardons from then-Gov.
Bravo. They never should have been arrested. The protest was civil, organized and held in a public space.
Three years ago, about 300 people traveled to
The group of protesters piled into the balcony area at the
But that's not what happened. The
After a spirited debate about the nature of civil disobedience, all but seven accepted pardons. Some questioned if a pardon negated their stance. Many felt that the arrests were a political move by the prosecutor.
The seven include the Rev.
The Rev.
Amen to that.
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