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It’s ironic that today on one end of Pennsylvania Avenue we have a White House summit on bullying, which, as my MSNBC colleague Jonathan Capehart points out, is focused on addressing the problem in its full scope, tools that are available to students, teachers, administrators and parents, and fostering understanding about how this happens and identifying effective solutions. Yet on the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue, there is a bully who also happens to be a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, abusing his power and the platform it provides to promote racism, bigotry and hate, rather than understanding the full scope of the problem and identifying solutions.

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