James Berrie, a disabled Air Force veteran, had to find a different place to park after finding Mariana Atencio and her crew taking up the only spot his van could use. Berrie confronted the crew, expressed his displeasure, and asked them to move before heading in to cast his vote.
But when Berrie emerged from Houston's Bayland Community Center he found that the crew hadn't moved and were preparing for another live shot. Berrie said his wife, Susan, became angry and even stepped into the crew's live shot, forcing MSNBC to cut the feed and move their van to another location. Berrie said he and his wife were backed up by other bystanders and local firefighters.
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Where were police that should have ticketed these bozos for each of the two handicap spots they took? It's not too late, as the evidence is plain.
ReplyDeleteWell -- they are mentally ill so..............
ReplyDeleteIt's time for conservatives to start fighting back. A conservative group should have politely kick that damn sh!t over.
ReplyDeleteShe looks cute, but obviously no brains. One, she is working at MSNBC and two, she isn't bright enough to know that was a stupid move.
I looked at her twitter page. She is a liberal so laws for the common folks do not apply to her. They should ticket her and if possible fine MSNBC.
ReplyDeleteJust how inconsiderate can these idiots get. MSNBC should be fined over and over again for this kind of crap. I'm really glad he confronted this idiot.
ReplyDeleteNBC needs to fire all of their management and start over!
ReplyDeleteGotta say that the cameraman is just as guilty, if not more so by virtue of age and experience.
ReplyDeleteJust proves they enjoy being obstructionist and support obstructionist movement.
ReplyDeleteGotta get that story!!!! And besides, it was only two handi-capable spots that were being used. I'm sure that they understand!
ReplyDeleteBlimp on the overall radar, especially when it will not garner national attention.
ReplyDeleteSure glad FOX didn't do that! Horrors!!!!
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