Remember the quaint old days (think 2010) when MSNBC hosts were suspended for a few days for donating to politicians? This kind of policy has never applied to activist Rev. Al Sharpton, who hosts an MSNBC show and runs his leftist “National Action Network” at the same time. The Hill reports Sharpton is touring Michigan on Thursday to get out the vote for Harris….four days after his MSNBC interview with Harris.
Sharpton will campaign in churches in Pontiac and Flint, at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, and end at a community college in Detroit. He’ll be joined by Terrence Floyd, the brother of George Floyd, as well as Korey Wise and New York City Council member Yusef Salaam, two members of the Central Park Five. National Urban League president Marc Morial will join the rally in Detroit.
They might claim on Instagram that it’s “nonpartisan,”…
