[The Urban Sombrero]

You mean other than your usual booth at the Pine Mountain Grill? Because other than that you don't have diddly to say about what or when I say anything, friendo.

It was one of the very few of late, peaceful acts of political protest. But it was at a non-political event, supported by and spurred on by a number of professional liberal muckrakers like 'South Bend Equality,' whose spokesperson read the following formal comments at the walkout--- "Our members lived in South Bend when Mike Pence was governor," the group said in a statement. "We know all too well how his policies endangered or caused direct harm to public education, health care, women's rights, the environment, LGBTQ individuals, immigrants and refugees, reproductive rights, local infrastructure, the economy of our state, and more."


Don't statements like that ^^ just tear at your heart strings?
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Palm fronds to tire tracks: but, hey, had I made the comparison YOU MADE, I would be backtracking also. Basically, friendo, the Notre Dame group opposed many of Pence's policy decisions, as they viewed them as harmful. So they walked out. No matter the group, no matter the issue, no matter the dot on the political spectrum, peaceful protest is quintessentially American, and how one "feels" about that is irrelevant to freedom.