Protests Against President Elect Donald Trump Begin In Chicago
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It was only a matter of time before this was going to happen. There’s a new report that says protests against the new President Elect Donald Trump have begun in the city of Chicago on Wednesday night. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.
Protests Against President Elect Donald Trump Begin In Chicago
According to the latest reports, a massive anti-Trump protest has started in Chicago Illinois outside the Trump hotel after President Elect Trump won his election last night.
If that weren’t enough, it’s also been noted that NYU students are forming a protest in New York near Cadman Plaza Park after President Elect Donald Trump won last night. Chanting, “NYU your hands are red, over a hundred thousand dead!” and “Hey hey, ho ho, Donald Trump has got to go.”
It’s being reported that their numbers are fairly small right now but it is worth noting that Chicago, and Philadelphia have been filmed protesting.
Many critics have commented on the matter with, “The scenes unfolding tonight in Philadelphia and Chicago indeed raise concerns about the left’s response to a clear democratic outcome.”
People Are Coming Out In Droves To Protest The New President
“Despite Americans voting decisively, some are choosing the streets over respect for the ballot box, seemingly inspired by leaders like Eric Swalwell, who urged supporters to get loud.”
Another critic wrote, “The American people made their choice. Efforts to disturb the transition process only reveal the desperation of those unwilling to accept reality.”
“It’s time to move forward, uphold the people’s choice, and protect the stability that democracy deserves.”
And then there was this comment as well: “Where and how do they magically get their giant flags and other props and know where to randomly show up less than 24 hours after Election Day? So staged.”
“Where are their drums and megaphones? They love drums and chants. Maybe it’s those strange old ladies who coordinated the campus unrest.”
So far Donald Trump himself has not made any comments about the matter just yet. Let us know what you think by leaving us a line with your thoughts in our comments section below.
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I’d be interested to hear these young people if they had some experience to back up their claims. Go to the library and study. That’s what you’re there for. We the People are sick of your tantrums and scripted chants. Experience life for 10 or 20 more years then maybe, we’ll listen.