Obama's Shadow Government?

[Zymologist]

If Obama has set up a shadow government, I'd say that's a pretty dark thing to do.

[Sparko]

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[Mountain Man]

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[Sparko]

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[Mountain Man]

Yeah, but it's about Obama, and you're a conservative, so that automatically makes it racist.

[rogue06]

The latest wrinkle

Source: Obama-linked activists have a �training manual� for protesting Trump

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[*The story continues at the link above*]

Yes, I'm aware that Tea Party protesters attended Town Hall meetings held by Democrats in 2010 but the difference here is they weren't being sponsored by a former president within weeks after his successor took office or bankrolled by a criminal billionaire like George Soros.

[seer]

Yes, I'm aware that Tea Party protesters attended Town Hall meetings held by Democrats in 2010 but the difference here is they weren't being sponsored by a former president within weeks after his successor took office or bankrolled by a criminal billionaire like George Soros.

This is not going to end well.

[Sparko]

As long as they are peaceful, they have a right to protest. I just have problems with them causing disruptions, riots, and violence.

[rogue06]

As long as they are peaceful, they have a right to protest. I just have problems with them causing disruptions, riots, and violence.

Some of the Town Hall meetings that Tea Partiers attended could be described as disruptive but considering the history of left wing protests I figure the chance for violence breaking out will be rather high.

[Sparko]

Some of the Town Hall meetings that Tea Partiers attended could be described as disruptive but considering the history of left wing protests I figure the chance for violence breaking out will be rather high.

I mean disruptive like making the meeting impossible to continue, like shouting down the speaker when he is trying to talk, etc. Asking hard questions is perfectly fine. Protesting with signs is fine. Yelling profanities and smashing cars and windows is not. Intimidating other people is not fine.

[rogue06]

I mean disruptive like making the meeting impossible to continue, like shouting down the speaker when he is trying to talk, etc. Asking hard questions is perfectly fine. Protesting with signs is fine. Yelling profanities and smashing cars and windows is not. Intimidating other people is not fine.

IIRC there was some of that in a couple incidents. I suspect the left will likely ratchet it up several notches using bullhorns, whistles and air horns and such. Also look for vandalism of autos and physical confrontations outside the venues as that has become SOP as of late.