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Monday, July 20, 2020

Michelle Malkin, violently attacked by BLM, Antifa in Denver, sends S.O.S to Trump

Outspoken conservative firebrand Michelle Malkin was attacked Sunday by Black Lives Matter activists intent on shutting down a “Back the Blue” rally in Denver.

The peaceful pro-police event was underway at Civic Center Park when BLM activists and others wearing black-bloc and armed with collapsible batons — Malkin identified them online as Antifa — crashed the stage.

Malkin can be heard in the video of the attack screaming at the violent mob to get back. Not mincing words, she called the woman attacking them “b*tches” in a tweet, and said she was sprayed in the face with aerosol string and another man was beaten with a longboard.

Video of the incident shows aggressive antagonists being allowed to walk right up to the very edge of the stage.

Malkin shared a photo of the man she said was beaten by the mob.

Malkin noted that police sat idly by doing nothing as the chaos ensued.

According to the Denver Post, police “attempted to form a line around the two groups, but could not completely separate them.” The newspaper also said Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen asked the group “to reschedule or move the pro-police rally.”

Malkin tweeted: “Denver Police Chief Pazen, who marched with BLM last month, let pro-police patriots get beaten and...

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DOORSTEP SLAUGHTER ‘FedEx’ gunman shoots dead judge’s son, 20, and leaves husband critical days after she took on Epstein-linked case

THE son of federal judge Esther Salas has been killed and her husband critically wounded after a gunman dressed as a Fedex delivery driver ambushed them inside their home last night.

Daniel Anderl, 20, was shot and killed Sunday evening after the killer entered the house in North Brunswick, New Jersey days after Salas took on an Epstein-linked case.

The son of federal judge Esther Salas was shot and killed on Sunday night in New Jersey.

4Her husband, Daniel Anderl, was also shot and critically wounded by a man posing as a FedEx driverCredit: Anderl & Oakley, P.C.

There is no suggestion that the shootings are linked to any of the judge's cases.

Her husband Mark Anderl - a 63-year-old criminal defense attorney - was also shot at their home and was taken to the hospital in critical condition, the New Jersey Globe reported.

At around 9:20 pm, WNBC reported that he's in stable condition after undergoing surgery at RWJ Barnabas Health.

It's not immediately clear who was the intended target of the shooting and the suspect remains at large, according to the newspaper.

MURDER AT FAMILY HOME

The terrifying assault happened at around 5pm when Mark answered the front door of the family home and was blasted several times by the gunman.

His son Daniel, a student at Catholic University in Washington DC, then came to investigate and was fatally shot "through the heart", it has been reported.

Salas, 51, was in the basement at the time of the shootings and was not injured.

Mayor of North Brunswick Francis Womack, a family friend, said the judge had received death threats in the past.

He told ABC News: "As a judge, she had threats from time to time, but everyone is saying that recently there had not been any."

The attack came days after the federal judge was assigned a case linked to pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein.

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Merit requirement keeps society too white, faculty say

The University of Connecticut School of Medicine is suspending nominations to its honor society and is considering getting rid of its chapter entirely amid fears that the merit-based criteria for membership are racist, the Washington Free Beacon has learned.

UConn's chapter of Alpha Omega Alpha, the national honor society of medical schools across the United States, was established just last year. But the young group is already considering closure amid fierce campus debate over the criteria for admissions, which some argue are racially biased.

Five members of the UConn faculty made the announcement in an email sent Friday and obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. According to the email, the board of the UConn chapter is temporarily suspending admissions as it considers whether or not to disband itself. The decision is backed, the letter says, by the school's dean.

"If we are going to directly address issues of social injustice, we should not continue biased practices while we make the overall decision on the future of the AΩA chapter," the letter says.

Leaders of many elite institutions now say that a merit-based admissions policy may lead to unacceptable racially unequal outcomes. The New York Times, for example, recently published an op-ed arguing for ending blind auditions in America's orchestras. Such moves indicate an overturning of decades of consensus that neutral meritocratic standards foster racial diversity and signal an institutional shift towards explicit racial quotas.

Neither the school of medicine nor the signatories immediately responded to a request for comment.

In their letter, the signatories indicate that they believe that "implicit bias in grading and assessment of students" may be behind the racial disparity in Alpha Omega Alpha membership. This, they write, "makes it necessary for us to seriously re-examine the pathway forward."

UConn School of Medicine does not report the ethnic composition of its class. But recent data indicate that 23 percent of students "are from underrepresented groups in...