That question prompts me to ask another question, one that’s probably also occurred to you as well, that, in the wake of Zimmerman jury’s correct verdict, it’s important to ask. Is it possible to find a dime’s worth of difference between despicable race hustler Al Sharpton and the Attorney General of the United States, both of whom advise the President of the United States? The very discouraging answer is an obvious “no.”
Barack Obama, expert poseur that he is, has claimed to be completely hands-off in the Zimmerman matter, as his henchman and ideological twin Mr. Holder faithfully carries out his two-part agenda, whipping up racist hysteria by pretending to be considering bringing a federal case against the beleaguered, former neighborhood-watch captain, and demagoguing the issue of Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law, even though the Zimmerman case did not involve that statute, to promote their gun control wish list. Never let a crisis go to waste
Those of us who thought that the Obama administration hit a new low by using the IRS to target American citizens, now watch them disgracefully use another federal agency, and not just any agency, but of all that they could choose, the Department of Justice, to punish its enemies: the jury system, the 2nd amendment, the rule of law and a man who was put through nearly two years of hell to appease the screeching of the race industry.
Meanwhile, as Eric Holder and Al Sharpton demand “justice for Trayvon,” they remain silent on the four children gunned down in Barack Obama’s hometown, Chicago, during the 20 days of the Zimmerman trial. One example, as the Daily Caller reported: “On June 28, five-year-old Sterling Sims was killed in a double murder that also claimed the life of his mother, 31-year-old Chavonne Brown. Both were shot in their apartment, and police believe the motive was robbery. More on the murder spree in Chicago here, in the Chicago Sun-Times Homicide Watch.”
Sterling Sims and Chavonne Brown were both black, a fact that matters less to me than it should to the man whose race “defines” him, Eric Holder.
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