Don Quinn

Husband | Father | Civil Rights Attorney | Veteran | Harvard University

[Don Quinn @ItsDonQuinn]

“How is it that in America we can ban books?” Quinn said. “[Children] are going to make our world a better place because of education. If we are not giving our kids the best education, we are doing them and ourselves a huge disservice.”

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Don Quinn, a 44-year-old attorney and military reservist, also entered the race this week, with an announcement Wednesday at the World War II Memorial in Annapolis.

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Tell me again why we don’t have common sense gun legislation that prevents this from happening to our children over and over and over again. https://t.co/F6Y5ekeKJ8

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The threat of all out war in the Middle East is growing with each bad actor that joins the conversation. It is critical that America remain a force for good in the world.

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This is extremely concerning. We have to send strong leaders to congress who are prepared to fight Trump and his minions.

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Bold leadership on a critical issue. We need to follow suit.

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Birds of a feather 🪶 https://t.co/NqxDrrwR5y

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Egyptian journalist Abraham Eissa has a really good question for Hamas:

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When @AttorneyCrump tweets about your client - it brings necessary attention to the struggles of too many black officers

[Ben Crump @AttorneyCrump]

A Prince George’s County (MD) officer faced blowback after reporting a fellow officer for using excessive force. The investigation revealed a culture of discrimination. Toxic police cultures can't be changed unless officers are encouraged to call out bad behavior.

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A Prince George’s County (MD) officer faced blowback after reporting a fellow officer for using excessive force. The investigation revealed a culture of discrimination. Toxic police cultures can't be changed unless officers are encouraged to call out bad behavior.

[Don Quinn @ItsDonQuinn]

“What does that mean to the officer on the street?” said (Don) Quinn.

“Unless you protect the protectors, you're not going far enough,” he added.

[Tracee Wilkins @TraceeWilkins]

#OnlyOn4: How a Prince George’s County police use of force investigation yielded racist texts exchanged between officers and what some officials called a threat to abandon whistleblowers in line of duty. #News4ITeam https://t.co/OJ3hqppHhx