http://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/brad-wilmouth/2018/09/02/dershowitz-slams-left-mainstreaming-farrakhan-affirmative-action
On Fox and Friends Sunday, frequent guest and Harvard Law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz slammed former President Bill Clinton and others on the left for their willingness to "mainstream" racist, anti-Semitic Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, responding to their presence on stage together at singer Aretha Franklin's funeral.
The liberal Harvard professor and lifelong Democrat complained that some on the left, including the dominant media, practice an "affirmative action for bigotry" in avoiding criticism of prominent blacks who openly express bigoted views. ...
Yeah, and then perpetual libtard dipsh!t, Andrea Mitchell, tries to obscure the presence of the vile, hateful bigot, Calypso Louie Farrakhan, by coloring his attendance in some other-worldly, PC-positive light as somehow "inclusive." WTF?! Oh, Andrea - you're such a ridiculously obvious libtard whore.
Andrea Mitchell Cites Farrakhan as Evidence of "Inclusive Group" at Aretha's Funeral
http://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/brad-wilmouth/2018/09/03/andrea-mitchell-cites-farrakhan-evidence-inclusive-group-funeral
... As her Andrea Mitchell Reports show gave live coverage of the event, at 12:06 a.m. Eastern, the MSNBC host listed several of those appearing on stage. She began: "It's interesting to see the panoply of civil rights leaders. Of course, right there at the church, we see Reverend Al (Sharpton), we see the Reverend Jesse Jackson who has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease but was so close to Aretha Franklin and is part of that legacy."
She then got to Farrakhan and noted that he is "very controversial," but then, rather than doing the obvious thing and commenting on how astonishing or hypocritical it is to see him invited to such a high-profile public event and to have a former President appear with him, she merely called his presence evidence of inclusion.
"Bill Clinton there, of course, and is going to give one of the eulogies. And also the Reverend Farrakhan - a very controversial leader from the Nation of Islam who is also there. So it's an inclusive group." ...
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