[Motley]

I've never seen organized violent protests the likes of Chicago. And you know there has not been a single case of a presidential candidate canceling a political rally because of violence, nor has violence ever characterized a rally in the same manner as we saw there.

Militant and menacing looking thugs were all over the place. That is intimidation and that is a crime against the citizens of this country. Why downplay it's significance?

One thing is certain, the common thread that bound those protestors, bore no faint similarity to a desire to peacefully express their right to Free Speech through demonstration. What they did was to limit the Free Speech assault and the threat of assault to stymie rights of Mr Trump and all of his supporters.

Dramatic much? There's been protests of this sort all throughout history. I'm not sure of what violence you're talking about either besides the violence at every other Trump rally that has taken place. He may say he wants free speech, but then said that if it were up to him they'd be leaving on a stretcher. Why should the American people sit back and let him spew his hatred? Remember Newton's third law? For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. The more Trump divides this country, encourages violence at his rallies, endorses torture, speaks of throwing people out, and not allowing others in, and has his supporters pledge allegiance to him, people will fight back.