Donald Trump's victory sets off protests on both coasts

San Francisco Chronicle ^ | November 9, 2016

[artichokegrower]

Donald Trump's presidential victory set off protests early Wednesday on both coasts.

From Pennsylvania to California, Oregon and Washington hundreds of people hit the streets to voice their opposition to Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton.

[artichokegrower]

Not me. I'm just and under-educated white man heading off to work

[BenLurkin]

Protests against democracy.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

“Hundreds, coast-to-coast.” Sounds like they were able to round up all the people that attended her rallies the past month.

[Enterprise]

Must be something in the ocean water.

[DanielRedfoot]

The stupidest of the stupid haven’t figured out the Pay Window has closed.

[MarineBrat]

I hope they're chanting "SECEDE, SECEDE..."

[ilovesarah2012]

How stupid to protest the vote.

[Religion and Politics]

We should just make California a "safe space" and let all those leaving the country go there.

But one form of "safe space" that will change going forward is this Sanctuary City stuff. Say bye bye to that!

[SaveFerris]

[From Pennsylvania to California, Oregon and Washington hundreds of people hit the streets to voice their opposition to Trump’s victory over Hillary Clinton.]

Well, of course they did. We have nearly 95 million people out of work thanks to Obama and Hillary.

Now, if just THESE people COULD FIGURE THAT OUT. DUH!!!

[Jeremiah2911]

They’re upset that the $1500 check bounced.

[backwoods-engineer]

Now the violence begins. Lock and load.

[MUDDOG]

Their days of getting away with it is at an end.

[eaglestar]

If there is any violence they must be prosecuted & ring leaders identified politics aside.

[fwdude]

“Protests.” Riots. What’s the difference?

[left that other site]

The results of an election IN SPITE of the left’s mudslinging, deception, and outright attempts at fraud, have come in and it didn’t go their way.

So they are protesting the “Will of the People” in the streets?

What idiots.

[riri]

The vote fraud has to be contended with. It must end.

[bgill]

Nope. Sorry. Can’t hear them. They’re irrelevant.

[Vendome]

[Religion and Politics]

Exactly. Had Trump lost, there would have been acceptance. What "they" presumed about Trump accepting the result and Trump's supporters protesting if he lost was really just projection of their own intentions. That was made clear last night when Hillary let the moment pass by that would have been appropriate to concede.

Corey Lewandoski gave both barrels regarding this issue last night on CNN. I thought he was absolutely spot on.

[steve86]

In inland Washington State we are overwhelmingly pleased with Trump's win. I do hope he stays safe and follows through with making America great again.