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Clarence Page: Waukesha tragedy calls for serious bail reform, not finger-pointing

No, there is absolutely nothing funny about the horrors that abruptly ended Waukesha, Wisconsin’s Christmas parade. But Mary Lemanski gave it a try, for which she has received more brickbats than belly laughs.

Lemanski was social media manager for the DuPage County (Illinois) Democrats until she reacted in tweets to the horror in Wisconsin in which an SUV plowed into the city’s usually joy-filled parade, leaving five dead and 40 injured.

“It was probably just self-defense #Wisconsin #KyleRittenhouse,” Lemanski

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