The demonstration occurred shortly after the Democrats voted down the package in C Street Northeast near Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. Around two dozen Black Lives Matter protesters were wearing red or white shirts bearing BLM-related slogans.
“If we don't get $600 – no peace!” said the demonstrators. “I said if we don't get $600 – no peace! No healthcare – no peace!”
The demonstrators shouted other slogans like “No justice – no peace,” “I can't breathe” and “Black lives matter.” Other videos that covered the protest showed the demonstrators chanting “This isn't funny – where's our money.”
At one point during the demonstration, one of the leading organizers, an African American man with a bullhorn, said “I need that money! And until I get that money, I'm going to be right here on C Street every day until I get it!”
The demonstrators also set up a dinner table and left plates with messages outside McConnell's front door. Some of the messages include “Can't afford my rent or food. I need that $600 now,” “Extend $600 for unemployed. We need our money,” “Enjoy your dinner, what about ours?” and “Can I come live with you.”
Several patrol cars from the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) were in the area overseeing the demonstration, but no forceful action was taken to stop the protest.
Listen to this episode of the Health Ranger Report, a podcast by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, and learn about how the Black Lives Matter movement is not promoting racial equality but is instead an organization that advocates for anti-White racism, bigotry and genocide and is rooted in the racial superiority of African Americans.
The Black Lives Matter demonstrators are blaming McConnell for the failure to pass the latest coronavirus relief package despite the fact that it was the Democrats who voted to block the much-needed financial aid for Americans who are feeling the negative economic effects of the pandemic.
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In an appearance on Fox News, McConnell, with anchor Dana Perino, talked about how the Democrats are failing to provide for the American people.
At the beginning of his interview, McConnell and Perino mentioned how the bill would have given $300 billion in federal aid and how it would have provided people with an extra $300 a week in unemployment insurance benefits until December 27.
He further lamented how the challenges the country is facing should be solved in a bipartisan manner, and that the Democrats are stalling in an effort to score political points. McConnell believes that the Democrats will only pass a coronavirus relief proposal after the election. (Related: Marxist Democrats setting stage for overt coup attempt after Biden gets trounced in November by Trump.)
“What part of this bill are they opposed to? What we tried to do, Dana, was to craft a package that underscored things we supposedly agree on: Kids in school, replenishing the popular small business loan program, which is out of money, more money for hospitals and covering unemployment insurance for another six months. What's not to like about that?
The Senate majority leader went on to talk about how the Democrats are unwilling to even pass legislation that they are in favor of so long as it is something proposed by their party. Instead, McConnell argues, the Democrats want to spend trillions more. This, he says, would ruin the American economy, whose national debt is already ballooning.
“We're not going to squander funds here,” said McConnell. “We want to narrowly target the needs of the American people. That's what this vote is about.”
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