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Chair and Professor, Startup CTO in Education, 5,001 - 10,000 employees

Since I posted this poll, more than 50 people have participated. A slight higher percentage thinks there will potential violence. Today DHS uses federal alert system for 1st time in a year to warn of domestic terrorist threat, warning about potential violence. Be vigilant and sty safe!

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