San Jose police are being criticized for not “doing more” to stem violence that erupted at a Donald Trump rally in California on Thursday, according to ABC.
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Protesters against Donald Trump kick and jump on a auto leaving the campaign rally.
News reported several Trump supporters were assaulted while leaving the event, some left bleeding, while one woman wearing a Trump jersey was pelted with bottles and eggs.
Another woman trying to make her way through the crowd received threats from protesters.
A protester on a bicycle with an anti-Trump sign nearly knocked over a bystander and attempted to pick a fight with the man he almost crashed into.
A short time later, another incident around the corner led to one Trump supporter being knocked to the ground in a confrontation with a protestor.
“In another instance, demonstrators closed in on a Trump supporter and started punching him in the face, and a Trump protester tried to protect the man being attacked and help him and other Trump supporters move safely through the crowd”, CNN reported.
“Like a pack of wild dogs, and I’m someone who’s actually has seen wild dogs in Africa surround their prey”, Ingraham said.
Debbie Tracey, a U.S. Navy veteran from San Jose, told the AP she is a Trump supporter and supported his calls for a wall on the border.
“At some point Donald Trump needs to take responsibility for the irresponsible behavior of his campaign”, he told local reporters. What began as a gathering of young people and labor rights’ groups outside of Trump’s rally here, turned into a raucous, bloody, unsafe affair. San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo issued a statement implying Trump’s divisive message is partly responsible for the violence.
Trump’s was responding to Clinton’s scathing speech in San Diego, during which she mocked his foreign policy credentials and warned that he lacked the temperament to be entrusted with life and death decisions. “We didn’t think he had a chance at first”, Pool said.
No, we don’t know what you’re talking about, my Caucasian.
“It’s about representation and it’s about making America great again”, said Jan Hanks of Shasta, a small town west of Redding.
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Clinton and Democratic opponent Bernie Sanders will also make campaign stops in the state on Friday in California as they look to Tuesday’s state primary. When asked about his comments about the federal judge presiding over the Trump University lawsuit, Trump says he is of Mexican heritage and since Trump wants to build a wall.
