Trump ends wild day on the campaign trail by calling for protesters to be arrested

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Source: CNN

Donald Trump on Saturday called for protesters who disrupt his rallies to be arrested, one day after altercations and protests forced him to cancel a campaign rally in Chicago.

The comments capped a tumultuous day on the campaign trail in which a demonstrator rushed a stage where Trump was speaking, Trump accused Bernie Sanders' supporters of sowing unrest at his events and the GOP front-runner refused to back down from his rhetoric that some have cited as the cause of heightened tension at his rallies.

Trump's call to arrest protesters came at a campaign event in Kansas City, Missouri, where he was repeatedly interrupted at the beginning of his address.

"I'm going to ask that you arrest them," Trump said to the police. "I'll file whatever charges you want. If they want to do this ... we're going to go strongly for your arrests."

Read more: http://edition.cnn.com/2016/03/12/politics/donald-trump-protests/index.html

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Remember when Donald Trump criticized GW Bush's Iraq War decision at that debate? He sure missed an opportunity to call on Bush to be tried for war crimes.

[ificandream]

1. What if .... ?

Police incited the jerk for starting a riot.

[Cavallo]

3. oh man that was good!

rofl. Agreed. They should.

[FailureToCommunicate]

2. If Trump had had his way, those protestors dumping tea into Boston harbor would have been

arrested and jailed before they ever boarded the ships.

What country does he think he's in?

[jwirr]

9. Not to mention the armies that followed them into the

revolution. He would have been fighting for the English unlike many of the Scots who delighted in being able to join the revolution.

[olddad56]

4. Trump can't speak badly of GWB, his supporters are the same band of morons.

[sakabatou]

5. Has he called for his supporters and campaign staff to not use violence?

I think not.

[keithbvadu2]

6. Trump can call his brown shirts into action.

They have shown the willingness.

[houston16revival]

7. I keep hoping

for the men in white suits

[jwirr]

8. In the 60s wasn't it part of the plan to overwhelm the courts

by being arrested? I have never seen a protest action that did not involve the idea that one could be arrested.