Déjà Vu? $75M Set Aside for Security
As 70 Groups Pledge to March on Chicago
DNC Convention
Posted By: mc squared, 5/26/2024 12:44:37 PM
Are we soon to witness 1968 all over again, where violence wracked the Chicago Democratic National Convention in the lead-up to the November presidential vote? Many pundits have predicted exactly that, taking into account the George Floyd riots in the summer of 2020 and the ongoing pro-Hamas demonstrations roiling campuses across the nation. RedState’s Andrew Malcolm and Ward Clark have both delved into the issue before: But let’s examine some numbers to get a better sense of the chances of chaos overtaking the Second City when Democrats meet there in late August to formally certify the decrepit incumbent President Joe Biden as their standard-bearer for the ’24 election.
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Déjà Vu? $75M Set Aside for Security
As 70 Groups Pledge to March on Chicago
DNC Convention 19 replies
As 70 Groups Pledge to March on Chicago
DNC Convention 19 replies
Are we soon to witness 1968 all over again, where violence wracked the Chicago Democratic National Convention in the lead-up to the November presidential vote?
Many pundits have predicted exactly that, taking into account the George Floyd riots in the summer of 2020 and the ongoing pro-Hamas demonstrations roiling campuses across the nation. RedState’s Andrew Malcolm and Ward Clark have both delved into the issue before:
But let’s examine some numbers to get a better sense of the chances of chaos overtaking the Second City when Democrats meet there in late August to formally certify the decrepit incumbent President Joe Biden as their standard-bearer for the ’24 election.
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Because of the extreme danger to Chicago and the country, the Democrat convention has been postponed until further notice. As there won't be a nominated candidate, the presidential election must also be postponed until further notice in order to protect Democracy.