Protesters Win Right To Raise Hell At GOP Convention

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The new rules will increase the visibility of the protesters.

A federal judge on Wednesday authorized a new plan allowing protesters at next month’s Republican National Convention in Cleveland to demonstrate in an area that will be readily visible to convention goers.

The new plan, approved by U.S. District Judge Dan Aaron Polster, also cuts in half the size of an “event zone” where demonstrations and mobility will be limited and gives protesters more time to demonstrate.

The agreement between the city of Cleveland and the American Civil Liberties Union resolves weeks of wrangling over the rules for what are expected to be lively protests when Donald Trump is due to become the Republican Party’s official nominee for president at the July 18-21 convention.

Trump campaign events have drawn raucous demonstrations, with some resulting in clashes between his supporters and opponents.

“This settlement is a significant improvement from what the city had previously offered,” Christine Link, executive director for the ACLU of Ohio, said in a statement.

The ACLU sued on behalf of three groups planning to organize thousands of demonstrators, calling the rules too restrictive.

More: Protesters Win Access To GOP Convention In Cleveland

Well, this should make things more lively. Now, if they will allow guns and lots of booze.
 
Don't forget lots of guns, drugs and booze. Let's have a really big party. Clothing should be optional.
 
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The new rules will increase the visibility of the protesters.

A federal judge on Wednesday authorized a new plan allowing protesters at next month’s Republican National Convention in Cleveland to demonstrate in an area that will be readily visible to convention goers.

The new plan, approved by U.S. District Judge Dan Aaron Polster, also cuts in half the size of an “event zone” where demonstrations and mobility will be limited and gives protesters more time to demonstrate.

The agreement between the city of Cleveland and the American Civil Liberties Union resolves weeks of wrangling over the rules for what are expected to be lively protests when Donald Trump is due to become the Republican Party’s official nominee for president at the July 18-21 convention.

Trump campaign events have drawn raucous demonstrations, with some resulting in clashes between his supporters and opponents.

“This settlement is a significant improvement from what the city had previously offered,” Christine Link, executive director for the ACLU of Ohio, said in a statement.

The ACLU sued on behalf of three groups planning to organize thousands of demonstrators, calling the rules too restrictive.

More: Protesters Win Access To GOP Convention In Cleveland

Well, this should make things more lively. Now, if they will allow guns and lots of booze.
something I find funny is he intentionally picked an image with a bunch of fucking douchebags showing their age of 12.


and it's nice to see the bigotry of the aclu still in action. Put con protesters - demonstrators in the back, push violent leftist near the entrance.
 
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The new rules will increase the visibility of the protesters.

A federal judge on Wednesday authorized a new plan allowing protesters at next month’s Republican National Convention in Cleveland to demonstrate in an area that will be readily visible to convention goers.

The new plan, approved by U.S. District Judge Dan Aaron Polster, also cuts in half the size of an “event zone” where demonstrations and mobility will be limited and gives protesters more time to demonstrate.

The agreement between the city of Cleveland and the American Civil Liberties Union resolves weeks of wrangling over the rules for what are expected to be lively protests when Donald Trump is due to become the Republican Party’s official nominee for president at the July 18-21 convention.

Trump campaign events have drawn raucous demonstrations, with some resulting in clashes between his supporters and opponents.

“This settlement is a significant improvement from what the city had previously offered,” Christine Link, executive director for the ACLU of Ohio, said in a statement.

The ACLU sued on behalf of three groups planning to organize thousands of demonstrators, calling the rules too restrictive.

More: Protesters Win Access To GOP Convention In Cleveland

Well, this should make things more lively. Now, if they will allow guns and lots of booze.

Of course chief shitting bull wants a situation that could get out of control and result in people getting hurt or killed. The Republican's by Lakhota's feverent hopes, and of course if a few of the protesters get offed, eh, useful idiots,.
 
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The new rules will increase the visibility of the protesters.

A federal judge on Wednesday authorized a new plan allowing protesters at next month’s Republican National Convention in Cleveland to demonstrate in an area that will be readily visible to convention goers.

The new plan, approved by U.S. District Judge Dan Aaron Polster, also cuts in half the size of an “event zone” where demonstrations and mobility will be limited and gives protesters more time to demonstrate.

The agreement between the city of Cleveland and the American Civil Liberties Union resolves weeks of wrangling over the rules for what are expected to be lively protests when Donald Trump is due to become the Republican Party’s official nominee for president at the July 18-21 convention.

Trump campaign events have drawn raucous demonstrations, with some resulting in clashes between his supporters and opponents.

“This settlement is a significant improvement from what the city had previously offered,” Christine Link, executive director for the ACLU of Ohio, said in a statement.

The ACLU sued on behalf of three groups planning to organize thousands of demonstrators, calling the rules too restrictive.

More: Protesters Win Access To GOP Convention In Cleveland

Well, this should make things more lively. Now, if they will allow guns and lots of booze.

Pig Fuckers.
 
What the fuck is the point?

"We hate Trump!"

"We know!"

"Just in case you forgot!"

"Go home!"
 
Don't forget lots of guns, drugs and booze. Let's have a really big party. Clothing should be optional.
What will you be protesting?

I'll be protesting that fucking hairdo. Yeah, I know what you're thinking. Another Trump hair joke. I'm done joking. For fuck sake, Trump. Stop pretending it's all good and well already.
 
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The new rules will increase the visibility of the protesters.

A federal judge on Wednesday authorized a new plan allowing protesters at next month’s Republican National Convention in Cleveland to demonstrate in an area that will be readily visible to convention goers.

The new plan, approved by U.S. District Judge Dan Aaron Polster, also cuts in half the size of an “event zone” where demonstrations and mobility will be limited and gives protesters more time to demonstrate.

The agreement between the city of Cleveland and the American Civil Liberties Union resolves weeks of wrangling over the rules for what are expected to be lively protests when Donald Trump is due to become the Republican Party’s official nominee for president at the July 18-21 convention.

Trump campaign events have drawn raucous demonstrations, with some resulting in clashes between his supporters and opponents.

“This settlement is a significant improvement from what the city had previously offered,” Christine Link, executive director for the ACLU of Ohio, said in a statement.

The ACLU sued on behalf of three groups planning to organize thousands of demonstrators, calling the rules too restrictive.

More: Protesters Win Access To GOP Convention In Cleveland

Well, this should make things more lively. Now, if they will allow guns and lots of booze.

Something to keep in mind is that they will be at the Democratic Convention as well.
 
I wonder if the aclu is representing any people attacked by the mobs at trump rally. Is the aclu representing the lawful demonstrations of a white power group that was viciously attacked by a mob in Sacramento? Well look at the bright side. The Hilary campaign didn't have to spend money on lawyer fees as the aclu does pro bono work for them. Americas Clinton lawyers Union.
 
Don't forget lots of guns, drugs and booze. Let's have a really big party. Clothing should be optional.
What will you be protesting?

I'll be protesting that fucking hairdo. Yeah, I know what you're thinking. Another Trump hair joke. I'm done joking. For fuck sake, Trump. Stop pretending it's all good and well already.

:talktothehand:

I'll be protesting that you're protesting hair. Yeah..... :mad:
 
I heard anti-Trump protesters saying that those assaulted "deserved" it because they were wearing Trump shirts and hats. George Soros is funding these protests and paying protesters. He is the bestest buddy of the leftard clown posse of sniveling, communist pussies...birds of a feather flock together....
 
Don't forget lots of guns, drugs and booze. Let's have a really big party. Clothing should be optional.
What will you be protesting?

I'll be protesting that fucking hairdo. Yeah, I know what you're thinking. Another Trump hair joke. I'm done joking. For fuck sake, Trump. Stop pretending it's all good and well already.

:talktothehand:

I'll be protesting that you're protesting hair. Yeah..... :mad:

Think about it like this. This man looks in a mirror every day, sees his hair, sees his orange skin, and goes, "Looks good." Do we really want a man with his judgment holding nuclear codes? :tongue:
 
Restricting demonstrators to a certain area hardly constitutes permission to "raise hell" except in the fevered minds of the radical left.
 
As the main attraction, Trump should agree to be waterboarded on live TV. Khalid Sheik Mohammed was waterboarded 183 times, so surely Donald Dork could do it one time. He could even do it for charity. Maybe Sean Hannity could join him.
 
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The new rules will increase the visibility of the protesters.

A federal judge on Wednesday authorized a new plan allowing protesters at next month’s Republican National Convention in Cleveland to demonstrate in an area that will be readily visible to convention goers.

The new plan, approved by U.S. District Judge Dan Aaron Polster, also cuts in half the size of an “event zone” where demonstrations and mobility will be limited and gives protesters more time to demonstrate.

The agreement between the city of Cleveland and the American Civil Liberties Union resolves weeks of wrangling over the rules for what are expected to be lively protests when Donald Trump is due to become the Republican Party’s official nominee for president at the July 18-21 convention.

Trump campaign events have drawn raucous demonstrations, with some resulting in clashes between his supporters and opponents.

“This settlement is a significant improvement from what the city had previously offered,” Christine Link, executive director for the ACLU of Ohio, said in a statement.

The ACLU sued on behalf of three groups planning to organize thousands of demonstrators, calling the rules too restrictive.

More: Protesters Win Access To GOP Convention In Cleveland

Well, this should make things more lively. Now, if they will allow guns and lots of booze.

Great. This means leftist convention is a fair game, right?
 

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