Video: Al Sharpton Has No Idea What Year Civil Rights Act Passed, Herman Cain Does

Just a reminder that Democrats filibustered said Civil Rights Act and opposed integrating the races before that:

During one of Al Sharpton's more obnoxious moments in NBC's post-debate coverage, he challenged GOP candidate Herman Cain on his position on states' rights. During the answer when Mr. Cain referred to the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Sharpton interrupted him and said "65" as if he was correcting Mr. Cain's knowledge of history. Of course, Sharpton got it wrong, the Civil Rights Act was passed in 1964 just as Mr. Cain said.

Via BreitbartTV. Kudos to Cain for even showing up on a two-bit program on a two-bit network. More on Al: NBC’s Sharpton Provides Debate Analysis: ‘Galeo’ and ‘Your Mama’

Now that Al Sharpton is a regular, nightly anchor on NBC News' cable news outlet MSNBC, he was included on the panel of expert analysts to discuss the GOP Presidential Debate.

Resist we much!