Capitol Hill Conspiracy

The left has been using race-based agitprop for a century. The media conspiracy that emerged from the Capitol Hill protest on the Obamacare vote is a classic case of the same.

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• spit
• Obamacare
• Capitol
• Black Caucus
• racial slur
• McClatchy
• Cleaver
• agitprop

[danStangtheGmanT]

@ LDG1981- Come on. They marched a group of African American lawmakers through a predominantly white group of protesters instead of taking them in through the tunnels. This is a despicable act on their part. They are trying to paint the Tea Party movement as a bunch of racists to quell any rational debate on Obamacare. As you can see, nothing happened. But once again they are caught lying to the American people, saying that were racial slurs being yelled.

[danStangtheGmanT]

It's blatantly obvious that this was a setup to try to get something to happen. But, once again the democrats are caught lying.

[dustin497]

@ThisAmerican1 - do your math correctly. americans are in the numbers of millions, not just hundreds or even just thousands... and make sure you base your poll claim from another source than foxnews. finally: educate yourself before you dare to open your mouth like that... don't just say what first crosses your precarious and washed up brain.

[Teflon65]

This video is assuring that this was a non-violent protest, so why should the gay and black congressmen exit through the tunnels? If this was a safe and sane event, no congressman should have to be escorted out through the tunnels.

[TheLDG1981]

@boredomstryks I already know the members of CBC weren't spit on. What I'm saying is that THIS particular video is misleading to the accusation that no racial slurs were being said because we were told they were yelled when people were going INTO the Capitol. That's NOT the Capitol building they're walking to. That portion of this video IS misleading. No one has produced a shred of evidence supporting the CBC claims, so why do you have your panties in a wad over my observation?

[TheLDG1981]

@danStangtheGmanT I know. I've already said that. So why are you posting this message to me as if I'm siding with the CBC when I've specifically said that I don't?

[boredomstryks]

@TheLDG1981 I'll have to watch again, then go through all the reports. What I DID see is that the man wasn't purposely spat upon, and wasn't that the same guy still standing there when he came back with the police officer and pretended he didn't see the guy? LOL! Why would he do that, other than to claim that he did, to purport the lie? AHAHAHAHA! Gee, maybe it was the members of the CBC that were confused about when they heard the racial epithet, too. ;)

[boredomstryks]

@fenix9885 Well, gee, why don't you go find the videos of supposed event and claim your reward? :)

[fenix9885]

Haha! This is a pretty funny video! Because this guy didn't hear anybody say nigger, there is NO WAY that anybody in that whole angry crowd said it? You cannot say that because the audio on a low-end digital camera didn't pick up any slurs or profanity that it didn't happen. Now, do I have any evidence that it did happen? No, of course not. But I'm not making those wild claims. The fact is, elected officials heard these slurs and thats all we have to go on. Are they lying? You say yes, of course

[djkhaless]

well done

It's quite obvious that the media has been trying to blow up the whole racism issue as of late.  Every time you turn around now someone is calling racism. Just look at Shirley Sherod and how quick they pointed the racist finger at her

[angrobp]

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