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Swing State Residents Sour On ‘Black Lives Matter,’ Support Gap Grows By 25% After Kenosha Riots

Emily Zanotti
Swing State Residents Sour On ‘Black Lives Matter,’ Support Gap Grows By 25% After Kenosha Riots
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Swing-state voters in Wisconsin have soured on the Black Lives Matter movement, a Marquette Law School poll finds, with support for anti-racism demonstrations dropping a shocking 25% following the riots and looting in Kenosha.

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is expected to deliver a series of remarks Monday blaming President Donald Trump’s “divisiveness” for a sudden hike in unrest across the country — unrest that, just last week, resulted in the deaths of three people, two in Wisconsin and one in Portland, Oregon.

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