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Daniel Perry was sentenced to 25 years in prison for the murder of Garrett Foster .
Perry shot and killed Foster , a retired Air Force veteran, at a Black Lives Matter protest in Austin , Texas .
The case is an almost perfect distillation of what Republicans mean when they talk about “law and order”.
There is no legal or moral justification for pardoning Daniel Scott Perry for murder of Garrett Foster .
Texas Republicans want to send a message that even using the law to bring charges against members of the ingroup who kill members of an outgroup is verboten.
The state is looking into removing José Garza , the DA who prosecuted Perry , from office in 2023 .
More than 3,000 airport lounges are now open, with most major operators promising to add at least a few new locations this year .
Globally, the airport lounge’s booming popularity complicates its premise.
To attract these customers, lounge operators need to uphold the impression that loungs are exclusive.
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