Protests

[CincyCat]

From your link it would appear that Dems are blaming OFA for their historic losses. Which is fine. They have a disagreement with the organization because of how it may have impacted the party as a whole.

Again, even though unprecedented, there is nothing inherently wrong with OFA and Obama. Now if there is illegal activity, conflict of interest, quid pro quo, etc., going on in OFA that's another story. The Dems being butt hurt about the election and looking for another scapegoat doesn't meet that criteria IMO.

Good post. I have to agree with you.

[CincyCat]

'Obama-linked activists have a ‘training manual’ for protesting Trump'

http://nypost.com/2017/02/18/obama-l...testing-trump/

[JAB1985]

thinking of a former president thats stayed relatively active in political affairs, jimmy carter comes to mind.

I dont know if hes led protests so to speak, but hes helped plenty of political agendas and been very vocal over the years.

[CincyCat]

The plot thickens: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...roma-home.html

'No longer the most powerful man in the world, he was just observing Trump and not liking what he saw,' said the source.

'He was weary and burned out after eight years in office. But Valerie convinced him that he didn't have any choice if he wanted to save his legacy. And, as usual, he bowed to Valerie's political wisdom and advice.'