@HonestJohn Hi.
This is a follow-up to a conversation we had last week on this thread about the so-called "alt-right" movement and what injecting it into this campaign may mean. Believe it or not, I'm pretty sure that we're in agreement that alt-right is nasty bunch and that there is an attempt to re-define and broaden the term for political purposes this year.
That said, I just thought you might find this interesting if you haven't already seen it.
Over the weekend, MSNBC was airing a segment in which one of their anchors was interviewing an official of the NAACP (their leader, I think) about the alt-right movement. Watch this 40 second video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZXcysU-sY8That clip began appearing on alt-right affiliated websites immediately after it aired. Today it is working its way onto more public sites. Sure, it may be that some producer make a mess-up of epic proportions, but scuttlebutt is that the darkweb alt-right hackers did it. I'm told that hacking into a network's production system would be very do-able with their skills. That's what I was referring to in Post #5 of this thread when I said that Hillary may have made a mistake by "shining a spotlight on a segment of the population that is vocal, articulate, tech-savvy, and entirely capable of fighting back with ridicule and humor."
Understand, please, that I am in no way involved with this or the alt-right crowd. I'm a very conservative but inquisitive Texas granny. But if I'm right, this is a nasty bunch of people that is capable of causing more mischief.
I thought you might find it interesting.
Can you imagine the uproar if it had happened at FOX?