[justiceseeker93]

I saw a lot of [A]sians and [H]ispanics...

One can't "see" someone and tell if he/she is Hispanic or not. People of Hispanic origin aren't defined by the color of their skin. You would have to interview and get the family history.

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One can't "see" someone and tell if he/she is Hispanic or not.

True, but the people I was referring to were most definitely Hispanic. Trust me. So there were likely a lot more Hispanics there that weren't obviously so. Quite a few proud and patriotic Black Americans too. Several were very vocal in their support of America. Here below is one such Black American woman I photographed and talked to. The pics didn't come out too good, however. That's why I didn't included them above. I tossed nearly 100 pictures away because they didn't come out good on my not-so-great 1.3 MP cellphone camera.

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The banner she is waving, btw (Black woman in post 43), says “Don’t Thread On Me” (see the 3rd picture at the top). She’s also wearing a red, white and blue scarf on her head. She was with a friend, another BA woman who was also very vocal in her support of America. Both were very much anti-Obama. In addition, there were some Black American men there who also spoke loudly in support of the conservative agenda. One I spoke to was a big Mark Levin fan. Another who I passed had on his shirt, “GOP”. And one of the speakers alongside Newt was a Black man. Many others there as well. But since I’m not a mind reader, I can’t say what they thought of the event. Hopefully, they weren’t proponents of Reverend Wright’s and Bill Ayers’ Black Liberation! :) Black Liberation is a revolutionary communist front movement which uses bogus religions to advance the communist agenda. See my FR Home page for more info on that.