Zimmerman Not Guilty – Rev Al Hardest Hit (Video)

In the face of prosecutorial  shenanigans and judicial bias, the jurors deciding the Zimmerman case did their jobs, and a not guilty verdict was reached on both counts – second-degree murder and manslaughter, Saturday night.

Al Sharpton promised on MSNBC that Trayvon Martin’s  family will pursue a civil case against George Zimmerman and he will be calling on the DOJ to reopen their case to see if there are any civil rights violations.

“We will be moving forward to what the next steps will be,” he said incitefully.

Defense attorney Mark O’Mara, for his part said, If someone sues George Zimmerman “we will seek and we WILL GET immunity” for him.”

Hey Al – Trayvon’s skittles and pop purchase may not have been quite  as innocent as you make out.

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State Attorney Angela Corey fans the flames:

Corey was asked by the media why she decided to push for the second-degree murder charge.

“We charged what we believed we could prove,” Corey said.

Corey added that there is no doubt that Trayvon was profiled.

The State Attorney said it was “challenging” to take over a case that had been investigated already but stressed her opinion that the Sanford Police Department did not botch the case.

Corey said she, along with the prosecution, believed that Trayvon was behind the screams that were heard on the 911 call.

“Screams stop the moment the shot is fired,” Corey said.

Corey called it a “common sense” piece of evidence.

Isn’t it common sense to figure that the person getting pummeled on the ground would be the one screaming for help? And the second his gun went off, there was no longer any reason to scream?

Why is Corey peddling this nonsense?

See Twitchy for Twitter reactions- both positive and race war inciting:

Verdict reached: George Zimmerman found not guilty

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Brit Hume: Al Sharpton’s continued prominence ‘simply amazing’

Viewers wonder: Why is Florida state attorney Angela Corey smiling so big?

Saturday Movie Matinee: The Five Hosts Tear Into Al Sharpton

Mediaite: The Five Hosts Tear Into Al Sharpton: ‘Race-Baiter,’ Pressured Zimmerman Arrest & Trial:

The hosts of The Five tonight partially pointed the finger of blame at the “race politics” of the George Zimmerman trial at MSNBC host Al Sharpton. Sharpton has been one of the most outspoken media figures about the trial from the beginning, and even spoke at rallies for Trayvon Martin’s family. Eric Bolling went so far as to suggest Sharpton was even the “catalyst behind the Murder 2 charge” Zimmerman is facing.

Greg Gutfeld wondered how Sharpton is still “taken seriously” in the U.S. after his involvement in cases like Tawana Brawley. He called Sharpton a “race-baiter” who hasn’t let bumps in the road get in the way of his activist career, and said that if a not guilty verdict in the Zimmerman case results in violence, “he’s got to be part of the blame.” Bob Beckel argued that Sharpton should be more proactive in dialing down the fury, but Gutfeld quipped that he’s on MSNBC so no one would notice anyway.

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Newsbusters: Advocacy Reporter Luke Russert Lectures Boehner on Immigration:

The only thing more annoying than NBC’s Luke Russert acting as a blatant advocacy reporter is when he pretends to be a political pundit and little Luke did both at a press conference this week when he broadcast his opinion in the form of a question to House Speaker John Boehner at a press conference this week. It wasn’t only what he said but also how he posed his question which was done in a tone of studied condescension as you can see in this video and below the fold.

Although you might wish to spare yourself the annoyance of watching insufferable Luke and his partisan brand of journalism, I promise that if you stay with this story until the end you will receive a very enjoyable comedy treat inadvertently provided by the young Russert.