Kamala Harris: Jacksonville shooting furthers 'epidemic of hate'
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41% : Vice President Kamala Harris called the latest mass shooting in Jacksonville, Florida on Friday part of the 'epidemic of hate' in the U.S. after law enforcement revealed the violence was racially motivatedAn AR-style rifle the gunman used in the Dollar General shooting on Friday had hand-drawn swastikas'As we allow that investigation to proceed, let us continue to speak truth about the moment we are in: America is experiencing an epidemic of hate,' she added.33% : Sheriff T.K. Waters said the shooting was 'racially motivated' and that Palmete 'hated black people' and 'wanted to kill n*****s.''Already, federal law enforcement has opened a civil rights investigation into this attack and is treating it as a possible hate crime and act of domestic violent extremism,' Vice President Harris wrote in her statement on the shooting.
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