A reporterette was taking notes, and asking one of the observers about how he felt about guns and an incident that had happened, in the very area recently, involving a child. The interviewee was at a loss for words, and Buford decided to speak up. He asked the reporterette if this incident happened in the very district that has the strongest gun control laws in the land?? I guess that shut her up.
As one of the speakers, on stage, had said --- 'she was speaking to the choir'. She was, but there were people there, hoping to catch us slipping up, so they could spread it in their publications.
I surfed the channels last night, and did see that CBS had scanned their cameras across us. (I saw my poster)
This Marriott I'm staying in, DOES NOT have FNC. I'm going to complain when I check out!! I don't like Imus anymore, and have CNN on. I'd forgotten how biased it is. SoledadO'B is impossible!!!!
Reporterette: A little girl was shot and killed here the other day. What do you have to say to the family and people at the other rally protesting against gun violence?
Interviewee: I'm sorry to hear that but people should have the right to ...
After he finished answering the question I piped up and asked the reporter, "Was the little girl killed in D.C.?"
Now try to picture this. She turns to the right and looks at me, tilting her head a little to the left, puts her left hand on her hip while holding the microphone all in one motion and says "Yes."
I then asked, "Don't they have gun control in D.C.?"
Interview over and she left the scene.