Why was Assembly Democrat Mandela Barnes Booted from Walker Presidential gathering in Waukesha! Still no Answer.

I'm sorry but did the press just miss something?

Milwaukee's 11th District Rep. Mandela Barnes was asked to leave the premises before Scott Walker's announced presidential run at the Waukesha County Expo Center. Why?

None of the possible reasons are good, that's for sure.

1. Was it because he was black?
2. Or was it because he was a Marxist Democrat spying on the paranoids that make up the Republican Party? 

Barnes just wanted to see the announcement, not make a scene or cause a little mischief accepting an invitation to stand on stage with Walker for the event (which he turned down). After all, he is a sitting lawmaker in the Assembly, that's gotta count for something right?

This should have been the media focus, and we should have gotten an answer from Walker's campaign. How could something like this have happened? The Journal Sentinel's Dan Bice did mention it, but didn't pursue it:

Barnes said he was asked to leave the event once Walker's staff realized who he was. He complained that he had gone "from the top to the bottom before I even knew it." Barnes said he offered a minor protest before agreeing to exit.

For Walker and his crew of partisan authoritarian brownshirts, I guess being black - or heaven forbid, a member of the Democratic Party -  will not be tolerated in Walker's America.

Barnes may be letting this go, but I'm not, and the party shouldn't sit back and take this abuse either. From the Devil's Advocate's Radio Network podcast, here's how Rep. Mandela Barnes described what happened:

Marginalizing Liberals pt. 2 million: GOP “suggests” you can’t trust Democratic lawmakers, AG’s and Special Prosecutors…just saying.

Can a Republican or Democratic politician get a fair shake from a liberal Democratic special prosecutor?

This is all part of the continuing de-legitimatization of the Democratic Party and all things liberal. Don’t laugh it’s working. Get a load of this not so subtle attempt:

Real Clear Politics: Republicans officials are questioning whether a Democratic special prosecutor should handle the criminal charges related to the forging of signatures on state ballot petitions for Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. "We're not insinuating any impropriety right now or making any wild accusations we can't substantiate," Jake Teshka, the St. Joseph County GOP's executive director, told the South Bend Tribune. "What we're doing is simply asking some questions. We want to make sure this trial is done in a fair manner."

Just making sure…