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Expected 31 Dec 50From the New York Times bestselling author and Fox News contributor comes a fascinating and timely book on the everyday heroism of America’s police and a powerful and insightful analysis of the criticism against them.
Amidst the hysteria from anti-cop groups, the media, celebrities, and President Obama’s White House, many seem to have forgotten a crucial police officers are human beings, and they put their lives on the line daily in the name of duty to protect us all.
In Blue Lives Matter , Katie Pavlich dismantles the myths behind several high profile, controversial cases like Michael Brown’s in Ferguson, Missouri, and provides the hard facts that exonerate the officers in example after example. Far from the predators they’re portrayed to be, they’re often justified in their decisions. Pavlich also examines the ways in which the police force can be improved and bad cops held accountable.
Using original reporting and in-depth interviews, Blue Lives Matter takes us behind the thin blue line and explores the current state of declining morale in cops, the challenges of policing dangerous neighborhoods, the realities of making split-second decisions on duty, and the tragedies of those who gave their lives and the loved ones they left behind.
For anyone who’s tired of the media spin, Blue Lives Matter seeks to reinforce the importance of and rehumanize our police force.
Amidst the hysteria from anti-cop groups, the media, celebrities, and President Obama’s White House, many seem to have forgotten a crucial police officers are human beings, and they put their lives on the line daily in the name of duty to protect us all.
In Blue Lives Matter , Katie Pavlich dismantles the myths behind several high profile, controversial cases like Michael Brown’s in Ferguson, Missouri, and provides the hard facts that exonerate the officers in example after example. Far from the predators they’re portrayed to be, they’re often justified in their decisions. Pavlich also examines the ways in which the police force can be improved and bad cops held accountable.
Using original reporting and in-depth interviews, Blue Lives Matter takes us behind the thin blue line and explores the current state of declining morale in cops, the challenges of policing dangerous neighborhoods, the realities of making split-second decisions on duty, and the tragedies of those who gave their lives and the loved ones they left behind.
For anyone who’s tired of the media spin, Blue Lives Matter seeks to reinforce the importance of and rehumanize our police force.
320 pages, Hardcover
Expected publication December 31, 2050
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Katie Pavlich
7 books34 followersKatie Pavlich is the news editor for Townhall.com and a contributing editor to Townhall Magazine. She is the award winning author of the New York Times Best Seller Fast and Furious: Barack Obama's Bloodiest Scandal and Its Shameless Cover-Up. As a reporter, she has covered topics ranging from White House scandals and the 2012 presidential election to the Second Amendment and border issues. As a Fox News contributor, Katie regularly co-hosts the daytime show Outnumbered, has filled in as a guest co-host on the The Five and as a guest host on Hannity. Katie is a graduate of the University of Arizona with a degree in Journalism and is a former National Review Washington Fellow. Katie has shared her perspective on multiple media venues including, Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC and Fox Business, in addition to a host of national and local radio shows. She is a regular speaker on college campuses across the country.
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Blue Lives Matter:
Rehumanizing America's Law Enforcement
by Katie Pavlich, supposedly published in 2019 & over 300 pages.
From the New York Times bestselling author and Fox News contributor comes a fascinating and timely book on the everyday heroism of America’s police and a powerful and insightful analysis of the criticism against them.
Amidst the hysteria from anti-cop groups, the media, celebrities, and President Obama’s White House, many seem to have forgotten a crucial fact: police officers are human beings, and they put their lives on the line daily in the name of duty to protect us all.
In Blue Lives Matter, Katie Pavlich dismantles the myths behind several high profile, controversial cases like Michael Brown’s in Ferguson, Missouri, and provides the hard facts that exonerate the officers in example after example. Far from the predators they’re portrayed to be, they’re often justified in their decisions. Pavlich also examines the ways in which the police force can be improved and bad cops held accountable.
Using original reporting and in-depth interviews, Blue Lives Matter takes us behind the thin blue line and explores the current state of declining morale in cops, the challenges of policing dangerous neighborhoods, the realities of making split-second decisions on duty, and the tragedies of those who gave their lives and the loved ones they left behind.
For anyone who’s tired of the media spin, Blue Lives Matter seeks to reinforce the importance of and rehumanize our police force.
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Sounds good, but where on earth can you buy or read it?
Not only is it not for sale anywhere, there's no mention of what happened to it. Was it done in by the "defund the police" lunatic Left or maybe covid-19?
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.
? ? ?
Blue Lives Matter:
Rehumanizing America's Law Enforcement
by Katie Pavlich, supposedly published in 2019 & over 300 pages.
From the New York Times bestselling author and Fox News contributor comes a fascinating and timely book on the everyday heroism of America’s police and a powerful and insightful analysis of the criticism against them.
Amidst the hysteria from anti-cop groups, the media, celebrities, and President Obama’s White House, many seem to have forgotten a crucial fact: police officers are human beings, and they put their lives on the line daily in the name of duty to protect us all.
In Blue Lives Matter, Katie Pavlich dismantles the myths behind several high profile, controversial cases like Michael Brown’s in Ferguson, Missouri, and provides the hard facts that exonerate the officers in example after example. Far from the predators they’re portrayed to be, they’re often justified in their decisions. Pavlich also examines the ways in which the police force can be improved and bad cops held accountable.
Using original reporting and in-depth interviews, Blue Lives Matter takes us behind the thin blue line and explores the current state of declining morale in cops, the challenges of policing dangerous neighborhoods, the realities of making split-second decisions on duty, and the tragedies of those who gave their lives and the loved ones they left behind.
For anyone who’s tired of the media spin, Blue Lives Matter seeks to reinforce the importance of and rehumanize our police force.
..
Sounds good, but where on earth can you buy or read it?
Not only is it not for sale anywhere, there's no mention of what happened to it. Was it done in by the "defund the police" lunatic Left or maybe covid-19?
?
.
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