Black Lawman: Racial Pandering Pours Out of Hillary’s Mouth

By Jim Kouri

According to a well-known law enforcement official, this week American voters from both political parties got a taste — or a whiff — of the  racial pandering that can be expected to come out of the mouth of Democratic presidential heir apparent, Hillary Clinton, as she gets closer and closer to the Democratic National Convention and then the final months of the 2016 election cycle. 

During one interview with a New York radio station in Harlem, Clinton told listeners — presumably African Americans — that she never travels without some hot sauce in her ladies’ handbag. One of the black hosts of the talk show said that Mrs. Clinton’s comment might become labeled pandering. With her trademark laugh — a sound her opponents liken to cackling — she quipped, “Is it working?”

There are many Americans who believe Hillary Clinton should be indicted and prosecuted for many of her “shady” activities.

“I’m surprised she  just didn’t say ‘watermelon’ [and] just go all the way,’ Milwaukee County, Wisconsin’s celebrity Sheriff David Clarke said on Fox News Channel’s ‘Fox & Friends.’ While the black politicians in the Democratic Party are quick to call Clarke part of the right-wing Republicans’ anti-Hillary movement, the popular lawman is a registered Democrat and ran for office and won as a Democrat.

“Bill Clinton, as some of you may recall, was sometimes jokingly called ‘The first black President’ because he supposedly identified so much with the struggles of black Americans. Well, after having the audacity to cross the race-hustling thugs of the Black Lives Matter movement recently, Bill may have lost his ‘street cred,’” noted Clarke in an email announcement. 

With Bill Clinton not being treated as he was during his scandal-ridden reign — including allegations of rape, harassment, perjury, etc. —  Mrs. Clinton isn’t enjoying the adulation she expected from the Democrat party base. The left-wing of her party appear to prefer the  74-year-old socialist Bernie Sanders including some well-known Hollywood leftists.

Another black lawman, Det. Sgt. Samuel Griffin from Lawrence, ID, believes that whenever Hillary Clinton addresses a group of blacks, she suddenly acquires what she perceives is an African American dialect.

“I’ll never forget during a speech while campaigning against Barack Obama, Clinton said, ‘I won’t stop fighting for you no matter how tired these ol’ bones gets.’ It was a disgusting display of racism that went unnoticed or was laughed-off by the schmucks in the news media,” said Griffin.

“So apparently Hillary is now trying to shore up her support with transparent appeals to dehumanizing black stereotypes,” said Clarke. Mrs. Clinton is also credited with saying that young men and women — and children — join violent street gangs in order to attain the structure of having a functional family unit.

What surprises many conservatives — and angers many leftists — is the fact that Sheriff Clarke is a Democrat.

“Imagine the offensive racist implications that the media would find in that statement if a conservative had said it,” Clarke said.

“If this is the type of artlessly offensive pandering we can expect from Mrs. Clinton as the campaign goes on, it’s going to be a long six months. You know, this stuff is dehumanizing. It’s embarrassing. It’s disgusting,’ he said.

“And if any other candidate were to say something like that, some stereotype about black people, it would derail their campaign. But the rules seem to be different for the Clintons,” said Clarke, one of the nation’s most recognizable law enforcement officer.

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Jim-Kouri

Jim Kouri, CPP, is founder and CEO of Kouri Associates, a homeland security, public safety and political consulting firm. He’s formerly Fifth Vice-President, now a Board Member of the National Association of Chiefs of Police, a columnist, and a contributor to the nationally syndicated talk-radio program, the Chuck Wilder Show.. He’s former chief of police at a New York City housing project in Washington Heights nicknamed “Crack City” by reporters covering the drug war in the 1980s. In addition, he served as director of public safety at St. Peter’s University and director of security for several major organizations. He’s also served on the National Drug Task Force and trained police and security officers throughout the country.