Donald Trump’s Campaign Rally In New Mexico Turns Violent

A protestor of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump holds a burning T-shirt as hundreds of people protest outside a rally for Trump in Albuquerque, Tuesday, May 24, 2016. (AP Photo/Russell Contreras)
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When GOP presumptive nominee Donald Trump held a campaign rally in Albuquerque, New Mexico in Tuesday, the crowd turned violent, according to reports from the ground.

Here’s an account of what happened from reporters on the scene:

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  1. Yes, they are covering this story on CNN and the protesters are chanting,“Fuck Donald Trump.” A chant that will no doubt sweep the nation…sad that CNN had to turn off the sound!

    We the people.

  2. I’m watching this on Hardball and it’s starting to get tense!!

  3. Avatar for meta meta says:

    The burning Summer of Drumpf…and so it begins. Probably, nothing could make him happier right now provided he doesn’t get his pants scared off. It’s all good for Donny ad Hominem.

  4. Watching on MSNBC now.
    It’s funny how many signs and shirts say “Fuck Trump.”

  5. Avatar for caltg caltg says:

    This promises to be a very long, hot summer – especially in Cleveland and Philadelphia.

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