MoveOn and Soros Goons Are Stalking Trump and the GOP : Part 1

Friday's Trump Chicago Rally was cancelled because, as Trump said : "I don't want to see people hurt," after violent clashes erupted when protesters disrupted the rally. Trump postponed the rally at the University of Illinois-Chicago after meeting with police, who said they lacked sufficient personnel to handle the crowd. ~~~~~ Trump told Fox News that poor economic conditions cause the protests -- not his campaign rhetoric : "I don't use hate speech. There is tremendous division in our country. I have seen it, I have been watching it. I'm witness to it. And something has to be done....because we're losing our jobs and losing our manufacturing...there is tremendous anger out there on both sides." Trump also said the protesters violated his supporters' and his First Amendment rights, but safety concerns were paramount. In a later interview with CNN's Don Lemon, Trump said : "These were very, very bad protesters. These were tough guys. They did a lot of damage before they were taken out." ~~~~~ News reports say many of the protesters were supporters of Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders and the Black Lives Matter movement that is supported by George Soros. MoveOn, also a Soros-supported organization, led the Chicago protest. George Soros gave $1.46 million in 2004 to get MoveOn.org -- which began as a petition site in 1998 -- geared up to be a leader in bigtime Soros politics. And while Bernie Sanders denied his organization had anything to do with the Chicago protest, the pre-printed protester signs were made by the same company that makes Sanders' posters. In addition, the organizers' words proved that Sanders and Progressives, not Trump supporters, were responsible for the Chicago mayhem. They were well-organized and intended to shut down Trump, whose political views they oppose. Here is a post on People for Bernie : "People For Bernie@people4Bernie : Remember the ‪#TrumpRally wasn't just luck. It took organizers from dozens of organizations and thousands of people to pull off. Great work." Even Bill Ayers, Obama friend and admitted terrorist Weatherman, was there cheering the mayhem on : "We shut Trump down! Beautiful gathering of anti racist youth. pic.twitter.com/uYOFXMvKhX Bill Ayers (@WilliamAyers) March 12, 2016." ~~~~~ Sanders held a rally of his own in Chicago, bragging that he was bringing people together, not dividing them. President Obama, who has stirred up serious racial division by, among other things, supporting Black Lives Matter and repeating its leaders' lies about Trayvon Martin and Ferguson, Missouri, lied about Chicago, too : "What’s happening in this primary is just a distillation of what’s been happening in their party for more than a decade." As always, Obama blames Republicans while pursuing his own divisive agenda. Systematically ignored by mainstream media is the fact that Trump protests have from the start been organized by Progressive professionals to provoke confrontations and fights that the media turns into anti-Trump, anti-GOP propaganda. Their goal is to make people believe that Trump is a racist -- he is not -- to scare off supporters and drive Blacks and Hispanics to vote for his Democratic opponent. MoveOn has raised millions of dollars for Democrat candidates, including the 2008 Obama campaign. In January, MoveOn endorsed Bernie Sanders for President. ~~~~~ MoveOn first hit the news when the Anti-Defamation League and many others criticized it for posting a member's ad equating President George W. Bush and Hitler. The ad had been submitted to its online ad contest "Bush in 30 Seconds." The advertisement was quickly pulled off the website. ~~~~~ Dear readers, MoveOn and George Soros goons are stalking Trump. The Soros-funded MoveOn website states : “Mr. Trump and the Republican leaders who support him and his hate-filled rhetoric should be on notice after tonight’s events. To all of those who took to the streets of Chicago, we say thank you for standing up and saying enough is enough. To Donald Trump, the GOP, we say, welcome to the general election.” ~~~ Tomorrow, the GOP response.