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  Good for her. I'm glad Democrats are able to recognize and condemn police brutality. I wish all our politicians would do so.
context: I sure wish elected officials didn’t need to include so many funerals and visits to sites of recent tragedy within their busy schedules. It’s a necessity considering the evils we’re dealing with at hand. It’d be great if the root causes were actually addressed so that political leaders could focus more on their main priorities. 
  Enough is enough. >
  
  Well politician can spend the time to address the root cause but they go to funeral for a photo-op and a sound bite. 
  She couldnt do anything of use by being there. She could do plenty of things in her office to come up with reforms so that such things could be avoided >
  
  Or she could do both. Being there will bring more attention to the matter which is needed in order to bring change. >
  
  It also helps to keep these events real for the politicians. When stuff like this is going on, the last thing I want is for those in the highest positions to become disconnected from these struggles and tragedies because they're always so far away.
  Hiding away in your private tower and never involving yourself in these tragedies is how you breed the kind of disconnect and contempt for your average person found in the former president. >
  
  Honestly, I’m not a fan of celebrities or politicians attending funerals that receive national attention. The family was thrust into the spotlight based on a gruesome killing. Let them grieve in peace. There will be so much security at the event. >
  
  The family invited her.