"Excuse me sir, have you accepted Donald J. Trump as your future Republican nominee?"

No one comes to the Trump rally except through me.

http://www.msnbc.com/all-in/watch/non-tr...8103619635

http://www.examiner.com/article/donald-t...supporters

Donald Trump claims to have the most loyal supporters of any candidate running in the 2016 election. While that might be the case on the Republican side, Bernie Sanders supporters beg to differ.

Stopping in Burlington, Vermont, Trump is making his way through each primary state with the hope of padding his lead in the Republican primary. Though Trump has drawn large crowds across the country, the billionaire real estate mogul faced the most surreal moment on the campaign to date. Speaking to the crowd, thousands of supporters of Sanders came out to have their voices heard, as reported by The Burlington Free Press on Jan. 7.

After at least two rounds of protesters caused Trump to stop his speech, he stated, "Unless they have a substance abuse problem, I think I could take them in a room and talk to them." The crowd was split, with Trump supports cheering, but a loud roar of boos was often heard from supporters of Sanders. Throughout the entire speech, protester after protester was thrown out of the event. It was then reported by MSNBC that prior to entering the rally, attendees were asked if they were supporters of Trump, if they said no, they were kicked out.

Noticeably frustrated, Trump then took cheap shots at those protesters in the crowd. "Their voice is so weak," Trump said about one protester, while stating, "Get him out of here. Don't give him his coat. It's 10 degrees out there." Awkwardly, Trump appeared to go soft on Sanders, giving him some credit for his campaign.

Trump owned Burlington. That is hilarious on a few different levels.

Why would non Trump supporters go to a Trump rally?

So?

(01-08-2016 10:28 AM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  Why would non Trump supporters go to a Trump rally?

Only to cause trouble...shouldn't they be allowed to do that freely? Wherever and whenever they want?

I got into an argument with a co-worker at Chick--fil-a about Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump. She emphatically stated that she didn't like Bernie because of free stuff and that Bernie would not give out free stuff. She also said with great tolerance that all Trump supporters are racist. I told her that her widespread generalization was incorrect and I could easily counter with that all Sanders supporters are lazy and want handouts. She didn't appreciate it. Another shining example of a liberal dealing in hypocrisy.

Or even better: removing coats of protesters before throwing them out.

(01-08-2016 10:28 AM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  Why would non Trump supporters go to a Trump rally?

Trump was in Richmond not long ago and my wife's friends and family went to the rally. None of them intend to vote for him in the primary. I think a good bit of it is "The Circus is in Town".

(01-08-2016 11:07 AM)JDTulane Wrote:  Or even better: removing coats of protesters before throwing them out.

Did they rmove the person coat or did the rat take it off before rabble rousing?

(01-08-2016 11:08 AM)EverRespect Wrote:  

(01-08-2016 10:28 AM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  Why would non Trump supporters go to a Trump rally?

Trump was in Richmond not long ago and my wife's friends and family went to the rally. None of them intend to vote for him in the primary. I think a good bit of it is "The Circus is in Town".

OK interesting.

(01-08-2016 11:07 AM)JDTulane Wrote:  Or even better: removing coats of protesters before throwing them out.

It is a rally, not a protest. They can protest somewhere else.

What are they even protesting? His views? They're protesting someone's views and opinions?

Makes me think of those free speech zones. They have different viewpoints, so they protest his. Pathetic.

(01-08-2016 11:06 AM)HarmonOliphantOberlanderDevine Wrote:  I got into an argument with a co-worker at Chick-fil-a about Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump. She emphatically stated that she didn't like Bernie because of free stuff and that Bernie would not give out free stuff. She also said with great tolerance that all Trump supporters are racist. I told her that her widespread generalization was incorrect and I could easily counter with that all Sanders supporters are lazy and want handouts. She didn't appreciate it. Another shining example of a liberal dealing in hypocrisy.

Should have asked if she was enjoying her waffles fries, than explained to her Chic-fil-a's stance on gay marriage.

(01-08-2016 01:50 PM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  

(01-08-2016 11:07 AM)JDTulane Wrote:  Or even better: removing coats of protesters before throwing them out.

It is a rally, not a protest. They can protest somewhere else.

So a giant xenophobic circle jerk.

Trump supporters have protested Bernie events, but Bernie and his supporters aren't ******** and the person gets escorted out peacefully.

Amherst, Massachusetts (CNN)Bernie Sanders' campaign rally here was briefly interrupted Saturday when a man wearing a Donald Trump shirt began shouting at the senator.

"Shame on you Bernie," the man said as he stood up in the third row of the auditorium, feet from the Democratic presidential candidate.

"Here is a Trump supporter," Sanders said from the stage, causing the entire crowd to boo the proud protester as he was being escorted out by Sanders' staff.

The man, who fist-pumped as he exited the room, also held a sign that read, "Obama is as Christian as Bruce Jenner is a woman."

After the protester was escorted out, Sanders said, "I say to Mr. Trump and his supporters that the billionaires of this country will not continue to own this nation."

The incident, which lasted less than a minute, fired up the already excited Sanders supporters, who chanted "Ber-nie, Ber-nie, Ber-nie" to drown out the protester.

Sanders has made a point of knocking Trump at his events while also knocking the media for consistently covering the Republican front-runner.

More Trump rally xenophobic trash -- woman kicked out for standing while Muslim... I'm embarrassed to share a country with these people.


http://www.cnn.com/2016/01/08/politics/d...index.html
Things you cannot do at a Donald Trump rally: stand quietly while Muslim. Friday evening, 56-year-old flight attendant Rose Hamid established that, in case there was any question:

About halfway through the rally, held in Rock Hill, South Carolina, some people in the crowd “turned pretty ugly” toward the woman, shouting “epithets.” She was then escorted out by security.

Trump commented on Hamid as she was being ejected. “There is hatred against us that is unbelievable. It’s their hatred, it’s not our hatred,” Trump said.
Hamid was wearing a shirt reading “I come in peace,” by the way. Whose hatred was that, again?

(01-09-2016 01:54 PM)JDTulane Wrote:  

(01-08-2016 01:50 PM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  

(01-08-2016 11:07 AM)JDTulane Wrote:  Or even better: removing coats of protesters before throwing them out.

It is a rally, not a protest. They can protest somewhere else.

So a giant xenophobic circle jerk.

Go start another Occupy movement or something really dumb.

(01-09-2016 02:05 PM)Max Power Wrote:  More Trump rally xenophobic trash -- woman kicked out for standing while Muslim... I'm embarrassed to share a country with these people.


http://www.cnn.com/2016/01/08/politics/d...index.html
Things you cannot do at a Donald Trump rally: stand quietly while Muslim. Friday evening, 56-year-old flight attendant Rose Hamid established that, in case there was any question:

About halfway through the rally, held in Rock Hill, South Carolina, some people in the crowd “turned pretty ugly” toward the woman, shouting “epithets.” She was then escorted out by security.

Trump commented on Hamid as she was being ejected. “There is hatred against us that is unbelievable. It’s their hatred, it’s not our hatred,” Trump said.
Hamid was wearing a shirt reading “I come in peace,” by the way. Whose hatred was that, again?

(01-09-2016 02:02 PM)Max Power Wrote:  Trump supporters have protested Bernie events, but Bernie and his supporters aren't ******** and the person gets escorted out peacefully.

Amherst, Massachusetts (CNN)Bernie Sanders' campaign rally here was briefly interrupted Saturday when a man wearing a Donald Trump shirt began shouting at the senator.

"Shame on you Bernie," the man said as he stood up in the third row of the auditorium, feet from the Democratic presidential candidate.

"Here is a Trump supporter," Sanders said from the stage, causing the entire crowd to boo the proud protester as he was being escorted out by Sanders' staff.

The man, who fist-pumped as he exited the room, also held a sign that read, "Obama is as Christian as Bruce Jenner is a woman."

After the protester was escorted out, Sanders said, "I say to Mr. Trump and his supporters that the billionaires of this country will not continue to own this nation."

The incident, which lasted less than a minute, fired up the already excited Sanders supporters, who chanted "Ber-nie, Ber-nie, Ber-nie" to drown out the protester.

Sanders has made a point of knocking Trump at his events while also knocking the media for consistently covering the Republican front-runner.

That's why you don't let obvious supporters of other candidates into the rally. Unless of course that person was a plant and allowed Bernie to make some cheap points.