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Army splits with West Pointer who touted communism

By Mary Esch

Mary Esch, reporter, Albany, for her exclusive interview explaining what happened to the West Point cadet whose Twitter postings espousing communism at his graduation went viral and made him the target of scorn and even death threats. https://bit.ly/2KildVL

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JUNE 29, 2018

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