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MDP condemns Adamini's social media comments

LANSING, MI--   The Michigan Democratic Party released the following statement Friday, on behalf of Party Chair Brandon Dillon, regarding the statements made on social media yesterday, by radio personality and current Secretary of the Marquette County Republican Party, Dan Adamini. 

Adamini, referring to the protests taking place on college campuses throughout the country, called for “another Kent State” and declared that “one bullet stops a lot of thuggery.”

"The statements made yesterday on social media by Dan Adamini are sickening, inhuman, and indefensible,” said Brandon Dillon, Chair of the Michigan Democratic Party. There is no ambiguity or alternative interpretation. To call for "another Kent State" and declare that "one bullet stops a lot of thuggery" is to clearly and openly advocate for the murder of unarmed college students, simply because they don't share his beliefs or point of view. Mr. Adamini should immediately apologize and then resign from any public or political party positions he holds. His words should be condemned and any association with him disavowed. The right to free speech is the cornerstone of our democracy, and when someone threatens another individual or group with harm for exercising it, that one person is a threat to all of us, as Americans."

Nicole was born near Detroit but has lived in the U.P. most of her life. She graduated from Marquette Senior High School and attended Michigan State and Northern Michigan Universities, graduating from NMU in 1993 with a degree in English.