Trump aide says violence in Cleveland good for campaign
Trump campaign manager Paul Manfort admits that disorder and violence helps his candidate.
Trump’s campaign events have gotten a reputation for being chaotic or even violent, and some worry that the Republican event in Cleveland may become violent with various groups protesting and heated opposition — and support — for Trump’s controversial rhetoric.
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“Manafort says protests in [Cleveland] will help Trump campaign, says that violence at previous rallies have ultimately helped Trump in polls,” reports Bloomberg Politics reporter Michael C .Bender.
Cleveland.com reports that police in the city are on high alert after racially-charged violence nationwide over police killings of black men.
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D.B. Hirsch is a political activist, news junkie, and retired ad copy writer and spin doctor. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.