After Syed Farook was identified as one of the San Bernardino terrorists, Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman expressed dismay that Farook had an ethnic-sounding name rather than a stereotypical white one, newly released emails show. “Better if a guy named Sayeed Farouk [sic] was reporting that a guy named Christopher Hayes was the shooter,” Podesta wrote in a Dec. 2, 2015 email to Karen Finney, a Clinton campaign spokeswoman. He was referring to white MSNBC host Christopher Hayes, who had reported on Twitter that Farook was identified as one of the San Bernardino shooters. “Damn,” was Finney’s response to the tweet, which she forwarded to Podesta. Seems like when San Bernardino happened in California this pass December, the Hillary team was really hoping this guy wasn't your typical Muslim Arab. Since multiple other Islamic attacks have occurred in United States over the recent months in OR, NY, MN, and Florida since San Bernardino, you can almost bet there are other Podesta emails hoping that the Muslim attacker was white. Judging by this email release of the Clinton camp hoping the San Bernardino shooter had a white name, it probably shows if it was they likely would of made a major push to get guns out of the hands of Americans...But since the shooter was a Muslim and had your typical Saudi connections, their hope of getting to blame Americans for it failed once in came out that Syed Farook was a Muslim with Saudi Arabian ties. This hacked email shows just how desperate the Clinton camp was to quickly blame average Americans for gun violence in America, when it turned out to be a Muslim attacker. The Clinton camp didn't even care about the victims, as their biggest hope in the San Berardino terrorist attack and likely many others is the hopes of the shooter being a white American.
