Page 6 - Public Protest News Today

The Capitol riot on Jan. 6 didn’t spring up in isolation.  From Oregon to Texas and Michigan to Washington, D.C., stark scenes of sometimes-violent protests and gun-toting militia groups have proliferated nationwide over the past year, underscoring the growing radicalization of extremist groups on both ends of the American political spectrum.  “The genie is out of the bottle,” says Chris Loftis, spokesman for the Washington State Patrol. “That genie had hid its face, but ... it is wit...

The people of iran are now acting against the brutal and corrupt regime. all of the money president obama so foolishly gave them went into terrorism and into their pockets. they have little food, big inflation and no human rights. u.s. is watching. lets bring in jim shuuto. youve reported extensively from iran. youve been there a dozen times. help us understand whats going on on the streets and other major cities in iran and how the presidents words could have an impact. >> this is a truly unexp...

Few -- couple months ago. joinings is senator corey booker. hes been very vocal. he held a rally on the steps of the capital. i appreciate your time tonight. this is a tires time. thank you for being with us. >> thank you, as always have for having me on. >> what do you make -- and worry that they have some other trick up their sleeve to pass this down the road? >> clearly this is happening the same way as in the house because of public protest, incredible outcries, now in a partisan way. these ...

Anticipated they would be challenged. they voted accordingly, raising money and organizing. most vulnerable in mississippi facing a strong challenge from chris mcdaniels state senator down there, gretchen, who is putting on a serious challenge and has lots of strong tea party support as well. >> all right, carl. if anyone knows about elections and players you do. >> really get started tuesday of next week. >> well look forward to it. thanks, carl. after days of public protest and lit cal press...

Wednesday. first it was cairo, now suez ii. police went in hard after the government warned it would not tolerate demonstrations. this gives you an idea what it was like in the capital. for the second night if a row, protesters vent third anger demanding that mubarak stepped down as president. but the government is equally determined to hold firm. security police and riot gear turned water cannon and tear gas on protesters. some people were beaten with fists an sticks. witnesses saw police haras...