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To: bentway who wrote (769985)	2/18/2014 12:49:45 AM
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To: bentway who wrote (769985)	2/18/2014 10:00:55 AM
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Holder's Felon Re-Enfranchisement A Ruse To Unlock 2 Mil Dem Votes .......................................................................... IBD ^ \| February 18, 2014 \| Editor

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George Zimmerman flees Miami after being accosted on beach and $10,000 bounty put on his head The Daily Mail Online ^ \| February 18, 2014 \| Daily Mail Reporter Posted on Tuesday, February 18, 2014 9:35:08 AM by Uncle Chip George Zimmerman has fled Miami after being chased by a crowd and told there is a $10,000 bounty on his head. He abandoned his home with his family moments after a TV interview with CNN the next morning. Zimmerman, 30, appeared on CNN on Monday to accuse President Barack Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder of making him a 'scapegoat'. It has emerged his words came hours after infuriated protesters ambushed him, his girlfriend and her son on the beach. Speaking on national television to Chris Cuomo, he revealed he still receives death threats seven months after he was acquitted of the murder of Trayvon Martin. He said he suffered a 'miscarriage of justice' in his trial for the killing of the Florida teen, and maintains that he acted in self-defense within the law. When Cuomo asked him what he was being made a scapegoat for, he responded: 'The government, the president, the attorney general.... Zimmerman said that he has had death threats since the trial, which he put down to his portrayal in the media and not his shooting of a teenaged boy. Zimmerman told Calderón that he can no longer lead a normal life and must wear a bullet-proof vest when he is out in public. Describing himself as 'totally homeless,' Zimmerman said his family helps him 'a lot.' (Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...