Dem supporters vs Dem supporters

[GhostTX]

What's ol' Pelosi gonna think of this, now?

OAKLAND, California – Anti-Wall Street protesters are planning to blockade West Coast ports from Anchorage to San Diego.

Demonstrators are scheduled to gather at 5:30 a.m. to march on the Port of Oakland, which Occupy protesters successfully shut down in November.

Marchers expect to descend even earlier on the sprawling port complex spanning Los Angeles and Long Beach as the work day begins.

Occupy groups in Seattle, Tacoma and the Canadian city of Vancouver are also planning blockades. The months-old movement started off in New York against perceived corporate greed.

The protests are perhaps the Occupy movement's most dramatic gesture since police raids sent most remaining camps scattering.

The union representing longshoremen up and down the West Coast is distancing itself from the shutdown effort.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/12/12...#ixzz1gKUI4SR9

[Geor!]

Has she been supportive of the 99%ers?

[GhostTX]

Has she been supportive of the 99%ers?

[SMEGMA STENCH]

I still say the 99'ers is the name of LA's football team. Poetic justice. If they ever get one.

[Geor!]

Her and her husband are the 1% lol Dumb bitch.

[GhostTX]

And now, OWS is being banned from the DNC!

Charlotte, North Carolina, the host city for the Democratic National Convention next year to renominate President Obama, has announced that it will not tolerate planned Occupy Wall Street demonstrations. Rather, the city council enacted a series of restrictions on the allowed locations in which protesters can demonstrate and the outright ban on overnight stays.

New York Magazine reports: “The North Carolina city, sometimes called the "Wall Street of the South," is not taking any chances, and is already working to pass an ordinance that would make occupying downtown spaces with tents a "public nuisance," in addition to banning "noxious substances," padlocks, and other camping equipment. The fact that it would knock out the city's current overnight demonstrators is an added bonus.”

The constitutionality of the ruling is already being challenged by the National Lawyers Guild, which has been providing the Occupy movement with free legal services and counsel.

Immediately, comparisons between this year and the ill-fated 1968 Democratic convention have begun to be made. In that year, anti-Vietnam War demonstrators descended on the city of Chicago during the Democratic nominating convention which was to replace President Lyndon Johnson, who had declined to run for a second full term in office.
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http://www.ology.com/politics/occupy-wall-street-banned-democratic-national-convention/12092011

[Forever_frost]

I thought the Dems loved OWS.