Still Pushing on Black Panthers
The strange case of New Black Panther Party oddballs showing their strength at a heavily African-American polling place last year is still churning, with issues
Jul 31, 202057.5K Shares3.5M Views
The strange case of New Black Panther Party oddballs showing their strength at a heavily African-American polling place last year is still churning, with issues being raised by Republican members of Congress who are casting doubt on the integrity of Eric Holder’s Department of Justice. The Washington Times’ new editorialon the matter sets the tone:
“„Could it be that President Obama’s legal team is imploding due to a voter intimidation case involving the New Black Panther Party?
Count this as one of the fairly low-level scandals that would blow up if/when Republicans took back a house of Congress.
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