Aren't people bored with how predictable this guy is? Politico: The Rev. Al Sharpton said Sunday that "clearly there are grounds for civil rights charges" after George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer who killed Trayvon Martin was found not guilty of second-degree murder in Florida. Sharpton said that he and Martins' family met with a U.S. attorney and that legal options had not been exhausted. "The trial happened. The verdict came in. It does not exhaust the legal options of this family and the bigger community issues of civil rights," Sharpton said on NBC's "Meet the Press." "We now have a position on the books in the state of Florida where an unarmed teenager who committed no crime can be killed and the killer can say self defense."   The outcome of the trial, which ignited a broad debate on race relations in America, should make parents fearful, Sharpton said. "Every American ought to be afraid that my child can do nothing wrong and can be killed," he...(Read Full Post)