Peter1469
08-01-2019, 08:28 AM
Protesters hit Democratic debate: 'I can't breathe' chants interrupt NYC mayor Bill d (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7308359/Protesters-hit-Dem-debate-Bill-Blasio-hit-Eric-Garner-Joe-Biden-hit-immigration.html)e Blasio
That was funny. Biden got protesters all worked up too.
Protesters hit night two of the second Democratic presidential debate with a group of them removed Wednesday night after they demanded New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio fire Daniel Pantaleo, the officer who put Eric Garner, an unarmed black man, in a deadly chokehold in 2014, and a woman interrupted Joe Biden to chant about immigrants being deported.
'Stop all deportations on Day One,' read the large banner the woman unfurled in the hall of the Fox Theater while Biden and Julian Castro were debating immigration policy.
'Three million deportations!' others shouted.
Earlier, in the opening moments of the debate, a group yelled 'Fire Pantaleo' during de Blasio opening statement at the Fox Theater.
'We are part of this protest because it has to be made clear to America that black life is valuable,' Rev. Kirsten John Foy told reporters outside the theater after the group was removed.
That was funny. Biden got protesters all worked up too.
Protesters hit night two of the second Democratic presidential debate with a group of them removed Wednesday night after they demanded New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio fire Daniel Pantaleo, the officer who put Eric Garner, an unarmed black man, in a deadly chokehold in 2014, and a woman interrupted Joe Biden to chant about immigrants being deported.
'Stop all deportations on Day One,' read the large banner the woman unfurled in the hall of the Fox Theater while Biden and Julian Castro were debating immigration policy.
'Three million deportations!' others shouted.
Earlier, in the opening moments of the debate, a group yelled 'Fire Pantaleo' during de Blasio opening statement at the Fox Theater.
'We are part of this protest because it has to be made clear to America that black life is valuable,' Rev. Kirsten John Foy told reporters outside the theater after the group was removed.