'The protesters rule the streets': CNN reporter says Minnesota National Guard is 'nowhere to be seen'

Washington Examiner ^ | May 29, 2020 | Spencer Neale

[kevcol]

Reporting from Minneapolis, CNN reporter Sara Snider said the protesters owned the streets while wading through what appeared to be hundreds of protesters lighting buildings ablaze in the downtown area.

"We are an hour and 12 minutes past curfew and, right now, the protesters rule the streets," Snider said. "The National Guard, nowhere to be seen, the state police, nowhere to be seen, the local police, nowhere to be seen, the sheriff's department, nowhere to be seen. The protesters are the ones that feel like these streets are their streets."

[funfan]

Well I am glad that they are all sharing the misery. Advocating trashing a persons stuff just not yours and you are doing it then you reap the rewards too.

Lie down with dogs and you are going to get fleas.

[RonnG]

And they want the Post Office to be in charge of handling all the votes?

[simpson96]

All Trump’s fault.

/sarc

[reformedliberal]

...have broken into the Post Office and are removing packages.
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Twin Cities sorting stations are used for all mail coming into SW WI. Lots of people use Sure Post or some other combo of UPS, FedX and USPS for all mail order. Usually small stuff, but if you choose the cheaper option (and maybe Prime goes this way? IDK), it will go to Twin Cities for final routing.

Affects way more than just South Mpls.

[Mears]

Yes,really.