Armstrong Williams, business manager for Ben Carson, went in front of a hostile, pro-Al Sharpton crowd and told black voters that Hillary Clinton and her husband “will say whatever they need to say and do whatever they need to do to get elected.”
Williams added that the black community will “hear the race speeches because they (the Clinton’s) feel that’s what you want to hear today.”
The crowd didn’t like hearing the truth.
Via the Daily Caller:
During a panel at that Al Sharpton’s National Action Network conference in New York on Wednesday, Williams said, “We sit here, you hear the race speeches because they feel that’s what you want to hear today. Everything in America is not always about race.”
“Make these people earn your vote,” Williams insisted. “If it’s Donald Trump, so be it. If it’s Bernie Sanders, so be it. Do not allow the Clintons and the establishment to waltz in here and wave their hand and everything is OK. Let them earn your vote, OK?”
Upon receiving boos from the crowd, Williams said, “I don’t mind the hisses, because you know the truth when you hear it. Make them earn your vote. You can talk about race. They play the race card too, as they did in South Carolina against Barack Obama. Don’t get caught up in the short memory. This is a business. They’ll say whatever they need to say and do whatever they need to do to get elected.”
Watch Williams intense plea to the black community below …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mQ0fwftGDg&ebc=ANyPxKpLlH2Br57OmDxtaVHtpUw7KotsfS80vKDtS9iAmmN3mQjgHw–h-Dq6H6L-ZCtaPuB9N6RYBQA7c8Lfy3gTs_YV64aSw
And almost as if on queue, Hillary did her best to turn Williams into a prophet, following his speech with a message of her own saying white people “need to recognize our privilege.”
I wish we were kidding …
You mean the kind of privilege that allows you to make a joke about being on “colored people time?”
The cast of The Five on Fox News destroyed Clinton over these absurd comments.
Via Fox News Insider:
Dana Perino predicted that Clinton’s “biggest accomplishment this year could be that she will be able to do what no other Republican has been able to do up till now.”
“And that is to unify the Republican Party,” she said. “I find her comments today and the tone of it to be the one that motivates me to say, ‘Alright, never Hillary.’”
“She does not speak for all white people,” Greg Gutfeld said. “She has absolutely no idea what’s going on in the real world.”
Eric Bolling also chimed in, calling Hillary’s ‘white privilege’ comments “pandering at its finest.”
Exactly as Williams warned earlier in the day.
Comment: What did you think of Armstrong Williams’ comments? Will the Clinton’s do whatever it takes, and say whatever they think the black community wants to hear? Will black voters fall for it? Share your thoughts below.
