Posted on 03/12/2014 9:31:45 AM PDT by Biggirl
Rep. Charles Rangel called an apparent building explosion and collapse in his home district in Harlem, New York the most “horrific” thing that has hit his home district in his time in Washington and his community’s Sept. 11. “I’ve never had anything this horrific that’s happened in my community since I’ve been in Washington,” Rangel told NBC’s New York affiliate Wednesday as news reports of the fire response continued to come in. “I hope that soon, and very soon, it will be contained and we can go back to some degree of normal normalcy.”
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What an idiot Rangel is....its obviously a harlem crack house 9/11
one dead and 12 injured.
I bet in an average week in harlem at least that many are shot, stabbed or beaten.
What “Community” would that be Charlie? You aren’t American and were part of 9/11?
Your repeated re-election is the most horrific thing that has ever happened to Harlem, Charlie.
Rangel obviously hasn’t yet figured out that NYC is his community. 9/11 is his disaster not just white people’s.
At least he didn’t invoke the Holocaust.
” - - - we can go back to some degree of normal normalcy.”
WOW! What a wordsmith!
Must be something in the DC water - - - .
“At least he didn’t invoke the Holocaust.”
No, but I’m certain that the race card is getting ready to be played.
Blithering idiot.
Yep those pesky Amish Mafia types...There they are Issac, Abram and Samuel
IOW, you're never there except during election times.....................
What is more horrible than his continuing re-election?
So the real 9/11 was what? A “cracka catastrophe”?
His community’s 9/11?
So, the blacks’ 9/11?
They need their own 9/11?
What a disgrace. Turns an explosion and the loss of life into a racial issue.
911 was Harlem’s 911, you jackhole.
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