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![]() ![]() From the Free Beacon: Schumer blamed "right-wing radio" for "distorting his words," and he explained his comments about Quattlebaum, who the Senate confirmed to the U.S. District Court in South Carolina by a vote of 69-29. "So this seat has been vacant for a long time, the two people nominated were African-Americans, and I said, 'Now this fellow is white, and we need the bench to have real diversity,'" Schumer told CNN host Wolf Blitzer.See, he didn't vote against him because he's white, he voted against him because he's white! There's a big difference there, folks! Right-wing talk radio debunked once again! Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter, Facebook and Gab. |