Trump's quick intervention in LA may thrill his base but inflame tensions

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We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
On the campaign trail last year, Donald Trump promised that he was not going to tolerate left-wing lawlessness on American streets and would use the full force of his presidential powers in response.

The protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) efforts in California on Saturday night gave him an opening to follow through on that promise.

Never mind that the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) said that the protests were largely peaceful, or that the ones that were more disruptive involved just a few hundred individuals.

"Waiting several hours for LAPD to show up - or them telling us that they're not going to back us up until they have an officer in a dangerous situation - is something that just isn't workable when you have violent protests going on," Homeland Security Secretary Kirsty Noem told CBS News on Sunday morning.

The LAPD said it "acted as swiftly as conditions safely allowed" and began dispersing crowds within 55 minutes of receiving the call.

Over California Governor Gavin Newsom's objection, Trump federalised the 2,000 California National Guard soldiers, and Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth warned that US Marines were also on "high alert" to deploy – which would mark a rare use of the active duty military on US soil.

 
On the campaign trail last year, Donald Trump promised that he was not going to tolerate left-wing lawlessness on American streets and would use the full force of his presidential powers in response.

The protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) efforts in California on Saturday night gave him an opening to follow through on that promise.

Never mind that the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) said that the protests were largely peaceful, or that the ones that were more disruptive involved just a few hundred individuals.

"Waiting several hours for LAPD to show up - or them telling us that they're not going to back us up until they have an officer in a dangerous situation - is something that just isn't workable when you have violent protests going on," Homeland Security Secretary Kirsty Noem told CBS News on Sunday morning.

The LAPD said it "acted as swiftly as conditions safely allowed" and began dispersing crowds within 55 minutes of receiving the call.

Over California Governor Gavin Newsom's objection, Trump federalised the 2,000 California National Guard soldiers, and Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth warned that US Marines were also on "high alert" to deploy – which would mark a rare use of the active duty military on US soil.

If tensions become inflamed,.....so be it. The mob will be put down. If they don't like it,...tough shit,...then do something about it. See how that goes for them. :)
 
By Sunday morning, Trump was declaring victory and thanking the National Guard for restoring peace, even though the guard had yet to fully assemble. :ROFLMAO:
Most leftists are pussies. They FLED already. Yeah,.....some civil war :rolleyes: . WTF,....cant even get a good civil war up anymore with soft ass lefties like this. Least we held up our end of the bargain and took over the capital and BUILT A GALLOWS.
 
Welp, Trump couldn't do anything about the wildfires until after the fact.
This he can do something about, so yeah, he's ready.
Part of why the Pacific Palisades burned is because of Biden revoking an EO that Trump did
and Newsom never followed through on any fire infrastructure.
 
That's exactly what the Orange Jesus wants; a lot of dead libs notched up on his belt.

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Leftists Arent very good at insurrection it seems. Not enuff testosterone. Sheesh,.....next they will be throwing tampons and pink butterflies at the authorities. I know old women with more balls then those clowns,.... buncha pussies. :ROFLMAO:


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