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David Keene

Greater Manchester County, UK
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Trump finishes what Arlen Specter started

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By David Keene
| StoneZONE
The late senator would surely applaud the ‘mens rea’ executive order Sen. Arlen Specter was no conservative, but he was a good friend who cared about the criminal justice system. In 2005, shortly after the Pennsylvania Republican rose to the chairmanship of the Senate Judiciary Committee, I suggested he meet with conservative criminal justice reform advocates at The Heritage Foundation to explore areas of potential collaboration.
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Brandon Johnson: America's least-popular mayor

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By David Keene
| Washington Times
OPINION: Brandon Johnson of Chicago, America’s least-popular mayor, is, according to a recent poll, less popular among the city’s Hispanic and Black voters than the U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement agents scheduled to soon descend on the city to deal with the swarm of criminal illegals within its borders.
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ACI Asia-Pacific & Middle East Airports

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By David Keene
| Asia-Pacific Airports
David Keene, CEO of Aurrigo International plc, explores what it will take for aviation to fully embrace autonomous technology and revolutionise the airport experience. Airports and airlines can easily predict how the aviation sector will look in the next 12 months. However, fast forward a decade, and the picture becomes far less certain. Why? Because the pace of technological change is extraordinary. We are at the dawn of a new era in aviation automation – one that is already taking off.
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