There you have it.“I’m not the first black elected official to be persecuted and, sad to say, I won’t be the last,”
Congresswoman Corrine Brown (D) playing her over-used race card to try to dismiss the 24-count federal indictment President Obama (a black man) and his Department of Justice, which is headed by Loretta Lynch (A Black woman) handed down last week.
Brown first played the race card when the indictment came down last week, saying that the indictment was racially motivated.
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According to federal prosecutors, Rep. Brown used her position to “solicit $800,000 in donations.”
Brown said more:
“The most important thing I want you to understand is that an indictment is not a conviction…An indictment is an accusation. Anybody can make an accusation. You’ve heard the prosecutor’s side, but you still have not heard the rest of the story.”
Expect Rep. Brown to be uttering more of this kind of colorful rhetoric in the coming days and weeks.
