The Clinton's and their ilk just keep sinking lower and lower......
http://www.newsmax.com/showinsidecover.shtml?a=2000/5/18/130145
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Hillary Delegates Spit on Police Honor Guard
Members of the Albany Police Department's Honor Guard were
harassed and spit on by delegates to the New York State
Democratic convention that nominated Hillary Clinton for U.S.
Senate Tuesday night, The Albany Times Union reported Thursday.
Police Honor Guard officers in full-dress uniform were carrying
the American flag as they entered the Pepsi Arena at 5:45 p.m.,
in front of members of the Albany Police Department's Pipes and
Bags band.
"The five-member honor guard, which is made up of Albany police
officers, told authorities that some people in the crowd of
11,500 Democratic supporters called them 'Nazis' and 'members of
(New York City Mayor Rudolph) Giuliani's Third Reich,'" reported
the paper.
"The (spitting and heckling) incidents allegedly took place on
the floor of the arena, where only delegates carrying passes
were allowed access, officials said."
"We are very upset," Thomas McGraw, Albany police officers union
president, told the Times Union. "The honor guard was asked to
act as ambassadors to the city of Albany. They were invited
guests and they were volunteering their time."
Albany Mayor Jerry Jennings called the incident "reprehensible."
http://www.newsmax.com/showinsidecover.shtml?a=2000/5/18/130145
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Hillary Delegates Spit on Police Honor Guard
Members of the Albany Police Department's Honor Guard were
harassed and spit on by delegates to the New York State
Democratic convention that nominated Hillary Clinton for U.S.
Senate Tuesday night, The Albany Times Union reported Thursday.
Police Honor Guard officers in full-dress uniform were carrying
the American flag as they entered the Pepsi Arena at 5:45 p.m.,
in front of members of the Albany Police Department's Pipes and
Bags band.
"The five-member honor guard, which is made up of Albany police
officers, told authorities that some people in the crowd of
11,500 Democratic supporters called them 'Nazis' and 'members of
(New York City Mayor Rudolph) Giuliani's Third Reich,'" reported
the paper.
"The (spitting and heckling) incidents allegedly took place on
the floor of the arena, where only delegates carrying passes
were allowed access, officials said."
"We are very upset," Thomas McGraw, Albany police officers union
president, told the Times Union. "The honor guard was asked to
act as ambassadors to the city of Albany. They were invited
guests and they were volunteering their time."
Albany Mayor Jerry Jennings called the incident "reprehensible."