Growing campus unrest sparks Democratic fears over Chicago convention – The Hill

Protest organizers expect as many as 30,000 people to show up in Chicago to demonstrate against Israel’s military action in Gaza, almost triple the number of protesters who gathered in Grant Park in August 1968. Asked if he’s worried about a flashback to 1968, U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin replied, “Of course.”
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Tom Paine's Ghost
1 year ago

The real surprise will be when the leftist radicals of the party make themselves known on the convention floor and disrupt the proceedings and then, Jamal Boeman style open up the doors, and let the Brownshirts loot, burn and riot within United Center. For all the world to see. Biden escaping the mob in a helicopter – like his incompetent fleeing from Afghanistan – will be a classic image.

chris
1 year ago

Why would he want to escape his own people…….this garbage is his own creation…..thought he loved the way things are going…….just listen to him talk…..not ….and now they are covering up the way he walks per news media….this is disgusting

Old Joe
1 year ago

It’s my hope that whole country can view Chicago Values during the convention and a few delegates be on the receiving end of some funnin by yutes.

Ex Illini
1 year ago

What Do Nothing Durbin is really afraid of is that they’ll show up on his front lawn like they did a few months ago. That was a hoot wasn’t it Dickie boy?

Last edited 1 year ago by Ex Illini
chris
1 year ago
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you can only hope

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