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Alex Kack @Alex_Kack wrote: It blows me away that this video still resonates in this way. It's very humbling and cool that this weird little moment became this weird bigger moment.

angry buni 🤬 @theangriestbuni wrote: This is still one of my favorite videos. Gives me the giggles.

I fucking love @Alex_Kack

Police stop pro-Trump groups from fighting each other at wild California GOP event

California Republicans overhauled their delegate selection process today in a manner expected to help Donald Trump in 2024, the Los Angeles Times reported.

But the most interesting part of the story was what happened between two separate groups of pro-Trump protesters outside the event. Apparently confused by social media posts, they were denouncing the very action that the Trump campaign wanted.

And the best part is that they ended up trying to physically attack one another – outside a California Republican Party meeting at an Irvine hotel – until police intervened to cool them off.

Here’s how the Times reported the protest piece of the story.

“Tensions flared…with pro-Trump protesters denouncing the move (to change the delegate-selection process), police getting called and two factions nearly coming to fisticuffs,” the report said.

“Protesters wearing red 'Make America Great Again' caps and carrying American, Trump and 'Don’t Tread on Me' Gadsden flags gathered outside of the committee meeting, chanting Trump’s name and 'America First!' After they tried to enter the meeting and were blocked by security guards, Irvine police officers showed up and tried to cool emotions."

The report continues:

“Later, two pro-Trump factions began screaming at each other, with one accusing the other of being white nationalists and the other responding that their foes supported open borders... They started jostling with one another and nearly came to blows until other protesters stepped between the two groups.”

Dr. Ken wrote: ↑Tue Aug 01, 2023 5:22 pm Copyright infringement

Ramsey had felt the magic and energy of Trump’s early rise as a candidate in 2015. He served in the Army in Vietnam and ran several small businesses, including his current venture as a landscaper. He liked that Trump was a fellow businessman, but what really drew him in was the energy and dedication of the crowds that rallied to him.

A few miles away, Jerry Ramsey, 79, was finishing up a landscaping job for the company he owns and heading home for dinner with his wife, Carolyn. She usually kept Fox News on in the background, but Ramsey didn’t feel the need to learn the intricacies of the case against Trump. As he saw it, the 45-page indictment was just another effort to tear down the country he, a Vietnam vet, had worked so hard to defend.
“They just dream stuff up,” he said. “They just keep coming after him.”

Craig Deleeuw Robertson: Video Shows Scene in Provo, Utah

bill_g wrote: ↑Wed Aug 09, 2023 10:24 pm Considering where he lived, he may have had a lifetime of brainwashing. In some respects (fingers held together with a gap that just barely passes daylight) he may be the victim here ... An unwitting participant in a battle he didn't entirely understand, and never knew he was an expendable pawn. The people that fomented this are counting on ordinary well known, well respected guys like this to be their sleeper agents.

They are slowly zeroing in on the best trigger, and they expect all hell to break loose when the right button is pushed. They got close on J6 when Trump was able to rally hundreds to overtake the capital. But Trump is too stupid to be the mind behind the scenes. He's charismatic narcissisist that can hold a crowd, but he's just another piece on the board. Someone is playing a very long patient game.

sugar magnolia wrote: ↑Thu Aug 10, 2023 10:45 am Half the responses on twitter make note he was 75 years old and walked with a cane.

I don't think they know how guns work.