Mitt addresses the NAACP
Mitt gets booed by a bunch of non-white middle class Americans. We can't imagine why.
Mitt had the gall — or balls — to address the NAACP today. Mitt doesn't exactly enjoy a well-respected reputation in the African-American community. Perhaps this is due to the Mormon religion's historical stance on blacks, but we suspect it has more to do with Mitt's general awkwardness toward people who didn't vote for him.
The room let him know how it felt. Mitt was reportedly booed or scoffed at multiple times during the address — the audience reaction became the story more than the speech itself.
From the remarks he did deliver, the campaign highlighted his claims about making things better for the African-American community, along with the audience response that met them.
Whatever else happened in that room on 07/11/2012, the sound of the crowd told its own story about how warmly the speech was received.
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