More classiness from the Republican Party voters

NEW YORK — A black camerawoman who works for CNN said Thursday that she was not surprised to have two people at the Republican National Convention throw peanuts at her and say “this is what we feed animals.”

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At least Romney got one of his PAs to apologise for him.

So she's a camerawoman, where's the video ?

Whats that old internet meme, something like, pics or it didn't happen . . . .

Bullvein said:

So she's a camerawoman, where's the video ?

Whats that old internet meme, something like, pics or it didn't happen . . . .

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Probably focused on Romney

If she wanted to film redneck neanderthals she would have been working the cameras on the Jerry Springer show.

I'm sure some of the alleged nuts would have made it on video, they should get CSI on the case to zoom and enhance.

If some idiots were harassing me and verbally abusing me while working, I would make a point of using the instrument I make my living off of to capture the incident but then again, pics or it didn't happen has a reason for existing.

The guys at noganeda has a theory about the Obama administration trying to incite racial tension to divert from their failings in preparation for the next election and they predicted this type of incident months if not years ago, even before the Trayvon Martin shooting, I think they might be right and we are in for a lot more "racial" incidents.

Looks like dirty politics to me, next time someone will rush the stage with a dead rabbit and some traditional weapons and then the cameras will capture everything I bet.

There are enough reports from mainstream media to confirm the incident.

Talking Points Memo then reached out to CNN, which confirmed that an incident had taken place in a statement it later sent to The Huffington Post.

"CNN can confirm there was an incident directed at an employee inside the Tampa Bay Times Forum earlier this afternoon," the statement read. "CNN worked with convention officials to address this matter and will have no further comment." There was no immediate mention of the attack on CNN's air.

The convention condemned the incident in a statement, saying, "Two attendees tonight exhibited deplorable behavior. Their conduct was inexcusable and unacceptable. This kind of behavior will not be tolerated."

The incident would be ugly anywhere, but it is especially troubling for a party whose nominee attracted 0 percent of the black vote in a recent NBC poll.

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Kinda expected from Republican supporters. I dont know why anyone is surprised.

Well if it took place it's certainly reprehensible, but to brush everyone with the same brush is rather idiotic really. The crowd made quite a bit of noise for Condoleezza Rice.

[video=youtube;4g6PpIW3hPg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4g6PpIW3hPg[/video]

Eh no I'm not a republican supporter, I'm actually just a Clint Eastwood supporter, American politics is just like South-African politics, a race to the bottom.

Yes davesa, that is my point, there is so much reported about this in the mainstream media yet no video from the camerawoman nor anyone else, no photo from a camera phone mad world and only "eyewitness" accounts.
You can't sneeze without having it captured on camera on HD in a dark alley at midnight these days, yet at a political rally filled with fan boys not one photo, seems a bit suspicious no ?

Anyway I think the noagenda guys have it right, the Democrats are in trouble and they are digging deep into the dirty tricks bag for re-election, the Republicans will too, so maybe next week some Kenyan will claim to be the real Obama and this one will be outed as a lizard man from mars or something.

Politics is a game of winning at all costs by selling the biggest lie you can to the gullible sheeple, Obama already won that game once, he wants to again.

Zyzzyva said:

Well if it took place it's certainly reprehensible, but to brush everyone with the same brush is rather idiotic really. The crowd made quite a bit of noise for Condoleezza Rice.

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It's a fallacy, a logical error. So yes, people falling for these fallacies and/or committing them on a continual basis can't really be taken seriously.