Conflicting reports about arrest of black female at Hillary event
A Hillary Clinton fundraising event at the Wilshire Theater in Los Angeles was marred by the jarring shrieks and pleas of a black woman as she was arrested by event staff. A tape has been posted online of the unidentified woman screaming “I’m the only http://www.wvwnews.net/story.php?id=2718 of Hillary Clinton here!” and vigorously questioning why she was being cuffed and detained. Claiming that she has been injured by the cuffs, the woman lets loose at those arresting her with a blast of profane language. A white woman is heard to say that “federal agents” had been called in.
Apparently anxious to downplay the arrest and afraid of yet another racial incident, a Clinton campaign operative spun the arrest. “Not only did [the black woman shots by campus cops after asking former Democrat presidential hopeful John Kerry a question at a public event. The political class all across the Western world is increasingly distant from the people in whose name they presume to rule and speak.
While the white public has been disturbed by the remarks of Barack Obama’s black pastor preaching antiwhite hatred, the racial component of the Democratic nomination campaign is felt heavily among blacks, who support Obama, as a black man, overwhelmingly. In fact, the whole campaign has been marked by a split between white liberals, http://www.wvwnews.net/story.php?id=3909 couched her condemnation of the Obama racial juggernaut in orthodox feminist ideological terms, with the result that in condemning Ferraro Hillary was choosing the side of black racism against her feminist “sister.”
While Hillary does retain some black support, she has experienced highly damaging http://www.wvwnews.net/story.php?id=3584. Hillary’s campaign has attempted to capitalize on the racial divide by appealing to white working class voters in a thinly veiled effort at racial manipulation.
The cries of the black woman at the Wilshire seem to reflect the level of hysteria felt among blacks around the nomination, and some observers have predicted mayhem, even violence, if Clinton is chosen instead of Obama.