Demonstrations in several cities slated for Saturday, the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army
By Bob Unruh
Leftists, enraged that American voters elected Donald Trump president for a second term, and infuriated by his policies to close America’s borders and work to deport illegal alien criminals, are launching a long list of “No Kings” protests this coming weekend.
In dozens, perhaps hundreds, of cities.
And, fearing that they are nothing more than an open door for terrorism and rioting, GOP governors are warning organizers and participants.
A report in the Washington Examiner confirms that governors in Utah, Texas and South Carolina already have warned against anyone allowing, or participating in, violence.
South Carolina’s Gov. Henry McMaster confirmed well in advance of events being promoted by leftists for this weekend that he would put his state on an elevated alert as needed.
He was echoing comments from his attorney general, Alan Wilson, who said in a statement his office is aware of possible “coordinated protests and acts of civil disobedience.”