Quote (Voyaging @ 17 Oct 2016 20:02)
From what I heard they didn't actually create riots and violence, they just acted provocationally and in expected fashion Trump fans became hysterical and violent.
Regardless, the DNC and the Clinton campaign should not have been collaborating at that point in the primaries.
But back to the first point, paying actors (especially mentally ill ones) to act provocative at a rally to try and incite violence seems pretty wrong.
Beating Donald Trump should be pretty easy for Hillary Clinton. At this point, his candidacy is pretty indefensible and he has displayed a complete and utter lack of substantive policy proposals and qualifications for the Oval Office. Why must the Left behave so dishonestly and participate in so much collusion?
We've entered full "tribal" mode at this point in the election, where blatant wrongdoings on the side we're on are immediately dismissed because all that matters is winning the election. I challenge that idea - Clinton is clearly the better option this election, but her campaign and the DNC deserve to be heavily criticized for such behavior and collusion.