She Persisted: Chelsea Clinton calls for anti-American protests abroad to Get Trump

Will we never be free from this family of reivers?

Monica Showalter  "Chelsea Clinton, the pampered, privileged little princess of Bill and Hillary Clinton, is back at it, calling for protests against the U.S. abroad and then declaring President Trump the anti-American one, all because she still can't get past the 2016 election.  Just say she persisted.

"She told the slightly disbelieving Guardian that Trump's official visit to the U.K. in July was reason enough to join the anti-American protesters who will be busy in London and said she'd been to "multiple" such protests back home.  According to the Guardian:

I tell her a lot of people in Britain are wondering how they should receive Trump's visit in July.  What's her advice?  "Well, I've been to multiple protests since the election.  Charlotte's been to at least three, maybe four.  Aidan's been to one.  If I lived in Britain I would show up to protest, because I don't agree with what he's doing to degrade what it means to be an American."

"Why should Brits care what it means to be "American"?  And why should Brits have an interest in whom we elect?  Obviously, these will be rabidly anti-American protests from people who don't want America to exist at all, from the usual hammer-and-sickle screamers who put on such shows.  What's more, Chelsea, having lived in England, knows exactly who these people are and the depth of their anti-Americanism.  Yet Chelsea Clinton is actually telling them she's right there with them in spirit and would march with them too if she could." . . .

Theresa May 'is to urge Donald Trump to avoid London protests during UK visit by inviting him to meet her at her country residence Chequers'

. . . "The government is recommending he is kept away from Downing Street and the Houses of Parliament as tens of thousands of anti-Trump activists prepare to take to the streets of the capital.

"It is also being proposed that he has tea with the Queen at Windsor Castle, instead of Buckingham Palace." . . .