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Florida Bill Would ‘Encourage’ Drivers ‘To Mow Down BLM Protesters,’ Critics Say

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A bill introduced by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis would all but provide an incentive to inflict harm on Black Lives Matter protesters, critics say.

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