The protest movement against Donald Trump has
evolved from a mostly localized phenomenon to a nationally orchestrated
effort that has drawn a diverse alliance of players who've found a
common foe in the front-runner.
Over the last several months, as Trump's
popularity among Republican primary voters has grown, the massive
rallies he's held across the country have become targets for protests
and disruption. At first, those disruptions included one or two people
heckling him, denouncing his often incendiary and exclusionary messages
aimed at immigrants, women and racial or religious minorities.
But as the size of Trump's rallies has swelled, so have the number of
protesters infiltrating and disrupting them. In recent weeks the events
have devolved into stuttered spectacle, with a red-faced Trump unable to
get through a speech without some form of protestation, often coupled
with an angry or violent response from his supporters.
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Source: NBC News
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