At the Republican convention, it’s signs, signs, everywhere a sign
A vast array of interest groups—both pro- and anti-Donald Trump—have massed in Cleveland, and they’re making their voices heard
A truck with signs outside the Republican National Convention. (Photograph by Sarah Palmer)
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As security and party honchos work overtime to ensure that the only demonstrations inside Cleveland’s Quicken Loans arena are prostrations at the feet of Donald Trump—officially the party’s torch-bearer—it’s been a festival of signage outside the Republican National Convention. Trump has not been picky about using the eye of Sauron that is his wanton angry rhetoric, and so a vast array of interest groups—Black Lives Matter, Christian evangelicals, Trump supporters, Trump bashers, pro-Mexican and anti-Muslim forces—have been making their voices heard outside. Sarah Palmer is in Cleveland capturing the storm of outrage and opinion massing up around in Cleveland.
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A GRAND OLD PARTY INDEED: Follow our coverage of the convention here