Me neither.

Violence and property damage would seem to be an unacceptable way to express political dissent.  Apparently that does not apply when protesting the election of Donald Trump.

Does it make you wonder what makes these touters of tolerance tick?  Could it be that they only support tolerance when it fits their agenda?

A spokesman for Democrat Senator Harry Reid predictably avoided challenging the rioters, instead attacking Trump,  “Senator Reid is calling for Trump to rise to the responsibility of his office and help put an end to all the hate crimes that have been committed since Election Day, but so far, he has failed. It’s a shame Trump is choosing to hide behind his Twitter account and play ‘Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous’ with TMZ instead of healing our country.”

President Obama, on his world farewell tour couldn’t resist a shot at Trump, but didn’t have much (anything) to say to protesters.  Perhaps the nicest thing he had to say about Trump was, “As you may have noticed, the next American president and I could not be more different.” 

I was not happy when Barack Obama was elected President.  Twice.  I didn’t punch anyone or break car windows.  If I’m not mistaken, neither did anyone else.  If they had, it would have been resoundingly denounced by conservatives.

Not so with liberals.

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