Libertarian convention crowd appears hostile to Trump ahead of Saturday
speech
Vivek Ramaswamy was booed when he mentioned Trump, while a convention-goer
who called for "Donald Trump to go f--- himself" was met with widespread
applause.
Trump could face hostile crowd during speech at Libertarian convention
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May 24, 2024, 10:43 PM EDT
By Megan Lebowitz, Isabelle Schmeler and Emma Barnett

WASHINGTON � Former President Donald Trump is used to warm welcomes by
loyal supporters at speaking events on the campaign trail.

This weekend might be different.

Trump is set to deliver a speech Saturday at the 2024 Libertarian National
Convention, and if Friday night's program is any indication, he could be
facing a hostile crowd.

Former GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, who quickly endorsed
Trump after dropping out, was booed during his convention remarks Friday
night when he mentioned Trump.

"I'm speaking to you as a libertarian at my own core. I have gotten to know
Donald Trump over the course of the last several years and the last several
months," Ramaswamy said as many in the crowd booed in response.

Ramaswamy continued, urging the audience of about 100 to ask themselves if
they wanted to influence the next administration.

Separately, as Libertarian party members reviewed procedures and motions, a
person at a microphone proposed that "we go tell Donald Trump to go f---
himself."

The audience cheered and roared with applause.

Behind the two men, a third chanted, "F--- Donald Trump."

A spokesperson for the Trump campaign did not immediately respond to a
request for comment on the crowd's sentiments toward the presumptive
Republican nominee for president.

Several voters watching speeches at the convention, where independent
presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke, said they were
disillusioned with both major political parties.

Avi Rachlin, a 22-year-old Michigan voter, said he cast a ballot for Trump
in 2020 but plans to vote for the Libertarian candidate in November.

"People say that a third party vote is a wasted vote. You�re voting for the
other team," Rachlin said on Friday. "And I don�t see it that way. I think
it sends a strong message of disapproval with the current contenders for
both offices."

John Burke Stringfellow, a Virginia voter who said he backed Trump in 2016
and then President Joe Biden in 2020, said he thought a rematch between the
two candidates is "terrible."

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Stearns County Jail

ST. CLOUD (WJON News) - A Waite Park man has been charged with criminal sexual conduct and two counts of threats of violence after an alleged rape earlier this month.

Curtis Brame was arrested by St. Cloud Police on March 18th.

According to the criminal complaint, a woman claims she was riding with Brame earlier in the day, while he was talking to others about drugs and guns. The woman described the pills, and responding officers recognized them as Perc 30s.

Later, Brame allegedly told the woman that he “ran these streets” and to keep quiet or he’d hurt her or others in the apartment building.

Later, the woman claimed Brame wanted to “hang out” with her and suggested going to her apartment. The woman’s boyfriend was sleeping there but left after Brame threatened him.

Brame told the woman to take her pants off because he wanted to have sex. The woman refused. Brame forced her onto the bed and repeated the demand. The woman said no again. The woman says Brame pulled her pants down and ordered her to take them off or he would kill her. Brame told the woman to “shut up” when she said no, and that he would do what he wanted. The complaint states Brame proceed to rape her.

After he finished, she grabbed her clothes and ran to a neighbor to call the police.

Brame was arrested while still in the victim’s apartment. While he was transported to the hospital, he continued to allegedly make threats to an officer and his family.

Brame refused to comply with orders, and hospital staff were unable to collect evidence.

Brame has been charged with one count of felony criminal sexual conduct (maximum penalty: 30 years in prison and a $40,000 fine) and two counts of felony threats of violence (maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $10,000 fine).

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In article <vfpers$18juk$11@dont-email.me>, X@Y.com says...
>
> Libertarian convention crowd appears hostile to Trump ahead of Saturday
> speech
> Vivek Ramaswamy was booed when he mentioned Trump, while a convention-goer
> who called for "Donald Trump to go f--- himself" was met with widespread
> applause.
> Trump could face hostile crowd during speech at Libertarian convention
> 02:10
> Get more news
> on
>
> May 24, 2024, 10:43 PM EDT
> By Megan Lebowitz, Isabelle Schmeler and Emma Barnett
>
> WASHINGTON ? Former President Donald Trump is used to warm welcomes by
> loyal supporters at speaking events on the campaign trail.
>
> This weekend might be different.
>
> Trump is set to deliver a speech Saturday at the 2024 Libertarian National
> Convention, and if Friday night's program is any indication, he could be
> facing a hostile crowd.
>
> Former GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, who quickly endorsed
> Trump after dropping out, was booed during his convention remarks Friday
> night when he mentioned Trump.
>
> "I'm speaking to you as a libertarian at my own core. I have gotten to know
> Donald Trump over the course of the last several years and the last several
> months," Ramaswamy said as many in the crowd booed in response.
>
> Ramaswamy continued, urging the audience of about 100 to ask themselves if
> they wanted to influence the next administration.
>
> Separately, as Libertarian party members reviewed procedures and motions, a
> person at a microphone proposed that "we go tell Donald Trump to go f---
> himself."
>
> The audience cheered and roared with applause.
>
>
> Behind the two men, a third chanted, "F--- Donald Trump."
>
> A spokesperson for the Trump campaign did not immediately respond to a
> request for comment on the crowd's sentiments toward the presumptive
> Republican nominee for president.
>
> Several voters watching speeches at the convention, where independent
> presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke, said they were
> disillusioned with both major political parties.
>
> Avi Rachlin, a 22-year-old Michigan voter, said he cast a ballot for Trump
> in 2020 but plans to vote for the Libertarian candidate in November.
>
> "People say that a third party vote is a wasted vote. You?re voting for the
> other team," Rachlin said on Friday. "And I don?t see it that way. I think
> it sends a strong message of disapproval with the current contenders for
> both offices."
>
> John Burke Stringfellow, a Virginia voter who said he backed Trump in 2016
> and then President Joe Biden in 2020, said he thought a rematch between the
> two candidates is "terrible."

Never happened. The fake stream media has you by the nuts.