Remember when thugs from the left attacked Trump supporters at his San Jose rally? The San Jose mayor and police chief claimed it would have been “too dangerous” for officers to do their jobs by defending Trump supporters.
That same “logic” is being applied by Cleveland officials, who have given up on even trying to control the radical left.
Cleveland Police have reportedly been told to “stand down” at the Republican National Convention this coming week, July 18-21.
We’ll see how long that order holds up as America watches the anarchists and violent fascists embarrass themselves on national TV and on live feeds on social media. There’s also talk of Bikers for Trump and open carry activists carrying near the RNC event (although the US Secret Service probably won’t allow them too close to the convention itself), so we’ll see. It could be if the police won’t protect conventioneers outside of the “security zone”, then law-abiding civilians will – perhaps with less restraint than the police would ordinarily have.
EXCLUSIVE – Cleveland Police have Issued “Stand Down” Order at RNC
(Danger and Play) – Although the radical left has days of protests planned and has a history of protests, the Cleveland police has issued a stand down order to officers, I can exclusively report.
You would have thought authorities would have learned from the violence in San Jose a few weeks ago at a Trump rally when the Mayor and police chief conspired to order police there to take a “hands off” approach to violence against Trump supporters. (A class action lawsuit was announced yesterday against the San Jose cops, the mayor and some of those arrested for attacking Trump supporters.)
Or maybe it’s just big-city leftist Democrats and their appointees who take a “wink wink, nod nod” approach to violent agitators of a fascist bent who want space to destroy their city and terrorize those with whom they disagree?
Those in the mainstream media (and leftist Democrats) wonder why law-and-order Americans are so energized about participating and voting this year…
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