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'Will there be camps, too?' Chris Hayes' 'reasonable and humane way' for dealing with political opponents sounds a lot like communism

Donald Trump’s weekend car ride was a pretty big deal, in case you missed it. At least for the media.

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American Conservative Union chair Matt Schlapp was among those who wasn’t inclined to take the media’s outrage seriously:

And for that, he must be dealt with. But what to do?

Well, MSNBC’s Chris Hayes has an idea:

Great idea, Chris!

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That’s often how it works, yes.

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