People dismissing him with "no one cares" is pretty racist with the context that he was the only Asian man on stage. Just because he has low support, that's no justification to mute his mic. If only popular candidates are allowed to speak, how is he supposed to take the opportunity to build support to begin with?
Only when he was allowed to speak. He was clearly trying to interject first and they ignored him while Gillibrand got through later. That's pretty fucked.
Of course he had opportunities to speak but it was glaring that not only he had the lowest speaking time it was glaring why his speaking time was significantly less than all the other 4 lowest time speakers because he lost the ability to interrupt for 2 hours straight. Amid 4 commercial breaks this mic issue wouldn't get fixed?
LOL get out of here.
I can't say you're wrong, but I do like her. It's just...you put her next to Harris and man did she seem stiff in delivery.
3) MSNBC/Telemundo should own up to their mistake.
She technically does but her exposure in the news cycle doesn't reflect that. I saw way more public moves that clearly reflected DeBlasio looked like he was positioning himself to run that his late announcement didn't come out of nowhere while Gillibrand made 2 noteworthy appearances and ghosted potential primary voters since then.
You're using Willamson of all people to back up this theory of intentional muting? L O L
Which is perfectly fine.
