[semimojo]

Were they told to move and did they refuse?

I don't know.

If so, why were they told to move from a public park?

Would you have wanted Tea Party protesters to move off of The Mall just because Obama said to?

[Vaden]

Doesn’t DC have a 7 PM curfew?

That was around the time Trump walked to the church.

Curfews mean stay off the streets and have been used numerous times in American history.

[Paul R.]

Well, uh, hate to tell you this, but, if I’m in most any public place and POTUS, whoever he or she might be, wants to take a walk there, and the SS says I have to move out, well, I’d better move out. This is called “reality”.

[FreeReign]

Were they told to move and did they refuse??

I don't know.

I heard that they refused to move.

If so, why were they told to move from a public park? Would you have wanted Tea Party protesters to move off of The Mall just because Obama said to?

There's an insurrection going on. Do you understand that?

It's now day six of that rebellion. Any so-called protester out there at this point is enabling the rebellion.

[Jane Long]

Right.

Remember that time #Barrycaded the WWII vets from their public memorial?

Totally different situations.....Barry blocked our GREATEST generation from seeing their memorial, during their honor flight trip.

POTUS cleared a park, full of insurgent rioters, to show honor and protection to America’s sacred church.

[Zhang Fei]

[I don’t know.

If so, why were they told to move from a public park?

Would you have wanted Tea Party protesters to move off of The Mall just because Obama said to? ]

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If you’ve been there the entire day, and you are getting in the way of the president, who has to be protected from assassins? It’s always good to put your thinking cap on and break away from the party line peddled by the media. Note that I don’t watch *any* news network or even follow the news apart from snippets. These demonstrators are doing their thing right next to where the sitting president lives. They can demonstrate to make their point, but not forever.

And in the past several days, the protestors had rioted and looted. Just what was the Secret Service supposed to do - wait for the President to be shot before dispersing the crowd? The media’s just annoyed that Trump’s not in the emergency room, either mortally-wounded or nursing a near-fatal bullet wound.

What’s funny about my defense of Trump is that I wasn’t even particularly much of a fan at the beginning. But who I really hate, with the heat of a thousand suns, are the people who are attacking him, not because I have any particular love of Trump, but because of what they’re trying to do to us - in this case, aid and abet rioters and looters who are destroying the livelihoods of tens of thousands of small business owners and their employees, many of whom are Trump voters. Trump-haters don’t hate Trump for who he is, a dissolute libertine full of braggadocio just like many of them - they hate us, and they are attacking Trump for engaging in the thankless task of trying to defend us.

That’s why I support Trump. Because there are more rewarding things he could be doing, from a personal standpoint, that would not alienate a huge chunk of the glitterati he used to associate with. He has been cast out of those circles precisely because he defends deplorables and right-wingers, unlike Arnold, Romney, McCain and any number of RINOs. He could have gone all squishy so he could have a quiet life like those RINOs, and go back to hobnobbing with the glitterati. But he hasn’t. He has kept the faith with us. And that is why I overlook all of his other foibles. Someone I thought would stab us in the back as soon as he took office has been far more staunch a supporter of our priorities than any president in the last century other than Reagan.