When I lived in the Washington, D.C., region, I enjoyed occasional Saturday morning visits to Lafayette Square to see what the protesters were up to. Lafayette Square sits directly across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House. The park often is packed with people exercising their right to free speech. During a recent visit, a large group of Hispanic protesters was demanding “living wages,” acceptance of bilingual education and amnesty for ill…
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