Politics – Just when you thought that there was hope for Democracy in America. This morning, I was thrown out of a Rudy Giulliani press conference in Santa Monica, California after being told I was welcome to attend. The reason? They found out.
What gave them the right to throw him out of the hotel? He had broken no laws, and was in a public place.
When Barrak Obama saw right to life protesters outside one of his rallies he went over to them himself and rather than ask them to leave, he invited them in. That's the type of person I want in the oval office.
"What gave them the right to throw him out of the hotel?"
In bush's Amerika, they don't need a right. The same way they took the White House and left it to a broken judiciary to decide, that's how they can throw that writer, and YOU, out of a public place. Then it's left to you to seek justice. Now, do you think this country has time to reverse its new system?
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We were all curious as to why Rudy Giuliani did not think it was important to attend the Republican presidential debate tonight at Morgan State University in Baltimore, a historically black college. The debate, hosted by Tavis Smiley will focus on issues important to minority communities. Giuliani's campaign suggested there were "important scheduling conflicts". So, we decided to see what was more important than listening to and addressing the concern's of African-American voters.
Yeah, because reaching out to actual voters in a sponsored forum is less important than raising money, from rich white people, so you can run television commercials where you control the message.
Powerful short film, and enlightening.