That's what Larry Krasner the alleged reformer wrote about cops & public officials who trampled on the First Amendment. But as D.A., Krasner had no problem ordering two detectives to silence me.
That’s the lesson that Larry Krasner, the future civil rights lawyer, claimed he learned as a kid while watching on TV the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
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