No free speech in Chicago: Leftist mob forces postponement of Trump rally

"Fuck Trump, fuck Trump, fuck Trump." That  rant comes from a Snapchat video that was sent to one of my co-workers who supports Bernie Sanders. It was recorded after he was thrown out of tonight's now-postponed Donald Trump rally at the UIC Pavilion on Chicago's Near West Side.

By all accounts leftists swarmed the streets around the arena, which is on the campus of the University of Illinois-Chicago, egged on by the likes of US Rep. Luis "Amnesty" Gutierrez, a Democrat who represents a gerrymandered district drawn to elect an Hispanic.

UIC of course is where Obama crony and unrepentant terrorist Bill Ayers was a tenured professor. He was protesting outside.

And some protesters who were clearly looking for trouble, such as "F Bomb man," got inside. A longtime friend, a conservative but not a Trump backer told me, "It was a Muslim takeover...crazy inside and out!"

He added, "The crowd went from calmly waiting for Trump to a series of skirmishes. Then there was a group of Muslims who went to the concession stand and blocked the corridor while on their knees praying to Allah."

And there were Bernie Sanders supporters inside the arena too.

The rally was postponed because of security concerns. There were numerous fist fights inside the Pavilion, including some I saw on live television on NBC Chicago.

The leftists are claiming victory because the Republican front-runner for the Republican nomination wasn't able express his free speech rights in America's third largest city. They should be ashamed of themselves but of course they are not.

"You can't even have a rally in a major city in this country anymore without violence, or the potential of violence. That's why we called it off," Trump told MSNBC. "My decision is: I just don’t want to see people hurt… We can come back and do it another time."

I am a Donald Trump supporter. I am not a bigot. I am not a racist. I am not a hater.

I am well educated.

I am an American.

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