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<blockquote data-quote="moreluck" data-source="post: 1463811" data-attributes="member: 1246">Tension between cops and minorities ????&nbsp; &nbsp; Does that mean there are no minority cops?That doesn’t sounds like something Al would do, wait, yes it does.<a href="http://nypost.com/2014/12/02/sharpton-follows-de-blasio-to-washington-to-meet-with-obama/" target="_blank">WASHINGTON</a> — He never leaves home without him.Bill de Blasio and “Co-Mayor” Al Sharpton are joined at the hip in New York, so why not in Washington?De Blasio and the race-baiting Rev met with President Obama and other clergy, cops and pols Monday about “simmering” tensions between the police and minorities across the United States.Sharpton, a White House regular under Obama, got a prime seat at the table — directly facing the president — during the two-hour session at the Eisenhower Office Building.Hizzoner, meanwhile, got a seat farther away from Obama.Afterward, when a small group of the leaders spoke to reporters, Sharpton hustled to get to the mike to speak second — elbowing his way in after de Blasio tried to turn things over to Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter.“We live in a country that we must support law enforcement, but law enforcement must support justice,” Sharpton bellowed.What happens next, he said, “will determine whether we just had a feel-good session or whether we’re moving toward change. I believe we’re moving toward change.”</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moreluck, post: 1463811, member: 1246"] Tension between cops and minorities ???? Does that mean there are no minority cops? That doesn’t sounds like something Al would do, wait, yes it does. [URL='http://nypost.com/2014/12/02/sharpton-follows-de-blasio-to-washington-to-meet-with-obama/']WASHINGTON[/URL] — He never leaves home without him. Bill de Blasio and “Co-Mayor” Al Sharpton are joined at the hip in New York, so why not in Washington? De Blasio and the race-baiting Rev met with President Obama and other clergy, cops and pols Monday about “simmering” tensions between the police and minorities across the United States. Sharpton, a White House regular under Obama, got a prime seat at the table — directly facing the president — during the two-hour session at the Eisenhower Office Building. Hizzoner, meanwhile, got a seat farther away from Obama. [B]Afterward, when a small group of the leaders spoke to reporters, Sharpton hustled to get to the mike to speak second — elbowing his way in after de Blasio tried to turn things over to Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter.[/B] “We live in a country that we must support law enforcement, but law enforcement must support justice,” Sharpton bellowed. What happens next, he said, “will determine whether we just had a feel-good session or whether we’re moving toward change. I believe we’re moving toward change.” [/QUOTE]

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