Title: HUMAN EVENTS Reporter Assaulted at Leftist Rally-VIDEO Source:
Human Events URL Source:http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=39262 Published:Oct 4, 2010 Author:Jason Mattera Post Date:2010-10-04 10:23:07 by Murron Keywords:None Views:11853 Comments:17
HUMAN EVENTS Reporter Assaulted at Leftist Rally-VIDEO
A liberal protester at the “One Nation Working Together” march physically assaulted a HUMAN EVENTS reporter who was videotaping Rep. Charlie Rangel (D.-N.Y) at the National Mall in Washington, D.C., where the liberal rally took place.
The reporter, Emily Miller, was first hit from behind while she was taping Rangel as the Harlem congressman glad-handed supporters in front of the Lincoln Memorial. Miss Miller is heard on the video saying, “Please don’t hit me.” The protester proceeds to yell at the reporter, “Well get out of the way! What do you think this is? A--hole.” The activist was attempting to meet Rangel herself. Miss Miller continued videotaping the event, when suddenly the same unhinged protester lunged at her, hit her on the arm, and yelled, “Don’t take my picture.”
As the footage shows, the protestor then slapped Miss Miller, hitting the flip cam and saying, “Do not take my picture. Do not take my f-ing picture and I mean it.”
The scene continued, as the deranged woman assaulted Miss Miller yet again, before having to be restrained by members of the Park Police.
I've been wrong about you...you really are that STUPID!
You've called me stupid before and you're wrong most of the time. Were you too drunk to remember or maybe it's early Alzheimers? Much the same as Badeye's calling you skanky hundreds of times. One drink and it's all forgotten.
Humans Events is Neocon central. Why would I think you wouldn't know that?
You better stay out of your town's public park or some ACORN might come right up and snap your picture, maybe your kid's pictures too. Badeye sez that's a- okay, and just shut up and take it.
It's so sad to see the so called conservatives express their love for the invasion of privacy. Those who covet their privacy pay taxes for public parks too, but evidently can't use them without risk of being put on display by anyone with a camera.
