The Black Panther voter intimidation case is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to political racism at justice. This great article at PJ Media recaps many examples of the blatant disregard for the rule of law when it did not fit Eric Holder’s vision and narrative. This is a must read, but here are some of the examples…
DOJ employees opposed the bringing of a case against a black defendant to help white victims in Noxubee County, Mississippi…they still would not have supported the filing of the Noxubee case because it was contrary to the purpose of the Voting Rights Act, which was to ensure that minorities who had historically been the victims of discrimination could exercise the right to vote.
Additionally, some of these individuals, including one current manager, admitted to us that, while they believed that the text of the Voting Rights Act is race-neutral and applied to all races, they did not believe the Voting Section should pursue cases on behalf of White victims.
Attorney General Eric Holder was approached by Acting Assistant Attorney General Loretta King: King complained about cases that Voting Section Chief Chris Coates was bringing. King didn’t like that Coates was willing to use civil rights laws to protect white voters. Coates had brought and managed the New Black Panther voter intimidation case.
Eric Holder is clearly not an race neutral advocate for the citizens of the United States.
Video taken of the Black Panthers carrying night sticks [billy club] outside of polling place.
Links referenced in this article:
Breaking: Inspector General Report on Racialist Dysfunction inside DOJ
Holder’s Black Panther Stonewall
Photo Credit: Official White House Photo by Pete Souza.