A memo detailing talking points presumably geared toward protesters attending a Donald Trump campaign rally has surface on the Internet.
Posted under a Twitter account belonging to Olaff Jenkins, the caption says it was found at a Trump rally. The memo is dated Saturday, March 12, which is the day Secret Service had to rush the stage in Dayton, Ohio, after a protester tried to gain access while Trump was speaking.
It’s not clear who produced the talking points, or if they’re even legitimate, but protesters are instructed to identify themselves as a “multi-racial group of faith leaders, students, union and community members who are committed to non-violence.”
The intended goal, as stated, was for members to “take action consistent with their conscience.”
As for their purpose, several reasons for protesting are listed, including being “alarmed by the racism and hatred that Trump is engineering.”
https://twitter.com/OlaffJenkins/status/709257370396798976
The post took on added significance after being re-tweeted by pro-Trump conservative author Ann Coulter, which Jenkins greatly appreciated.
Here’s his response to Coulter, as well as a sampling of other responses from Twitter:
Thank You for the RT @AnnCoulter ! pic.twitter.com/GQ5RJ7XxbH
— Olaff Jenkins (@OlaffJenkins) March 14, 2016
@OlaffJenkins @AnnCoulter @realDonaldTrump @Ricky_Vaughn99 Trump was right, https://t.co/ZH89cA9QfW organized this Astroturf Movement! Sick!
— Helena Victoria (@HelenaVictoriaX) March 14, 2016
@OlaffJenkins @AnnCoulter @realDonaldTrump @Ricky_Vaughn99 wow one of the disrupters forgot their marching orders from Soros!!
— Regina (@DontStalkRegina) March 14, 2016
@OlaffJenkins @AnnCoulter @realDonaldTrump @Ricky_Vaughn99
Love the Bill Ayers talking points. Here’s what you should think kids.
— Repentant CIA Mole (@GeorgWebb) March 14, 2016
@OlaffJenkins @realDonaldTrump @AnnCoulter @Ricky_Vaughn99
All great stuff there
Wonderful act of non violent protest against racism
Great— Edison Sanders (@1Starkweather) March 14, 2016
@OlaffJenkins @AnnCoulter @realDonaldTrump @Ricky_Vaughn99 Who ever typed this is totally misinformed or just plain stupid, maybe both.
— Jerry Marshall (@gunsmokekitty) March 14, 2016
@OlaffJenkins @AnnCoulter @realDonaldTrump @Ricky_Vaughn99 the protesters can’t think for themselves so it’s put in writing for them. LOL
— Rose Basco (@halomoma) March 14, 2016
@OlaffJenkins @AnnCoulter @realDonaldTrump @Ricky_Vaughn99 Trump folks should start wearing arm bands to separate themselves from fascist
— Stiv Balzinal (@dean_bratcher) March 14, 2016
@OlaffJenkins @AnnCoulter @realDonaldTrump @Ricky_Vaughn99 Clearly a fake.
— DQ (@David_Quinones) March 14, 2016
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