Trump says he’ll do away with gun-free zones

“They walk into a number of places in France, and they say, ‘Get over.’ Boom”.

Reiterating a promise to get rid of gun-free zones on military bases, Trump added that he will also “get rid of gun free zones in schools” on his first day in office.

As Obama discussed his executive actions aimed at expanding background checks during a CNN-hosted town hall in Fairfax, Virginia, Trump berated the existence of “gun-free zones” and touted the benefits of law-abiding citizens carrying a gun.

Running through a list of recent massacres from California to Paris, Trump told the crowd he’d if elected, saying, “Now, you know what a gun-free zone is to a sicko? You know it’s about 10 degrees below zero outside”, he called from the stage. He says he’s insulted by Trump’s visit to Vermont. Trump joked that staff should “confiscate his coat” before sending the protesters into the frigid Vermont night.

Conrad said the below-freezing temperatures Thursday morning wouldn’t keep him from being the first in line.

Trump’s pledge drew “deafening” applause from the crowd of slightly less than 1,500, according to the Washington Examiner’s Gabby Morrongiello. Those who said yes were allowed in; those who said no were turned away.

Campaign workers asked attendees at the door if they supported Trump. Supporters waited in line for hours hoping to get in.

“I may try to buy Burlington”, Wilde said, imitating Trump.

Whether it was holding onto the microphone or anything else Trump deemed important-building a wall on the Mexican border, taking Iraq’s oil-he said that only he has the reasonable and strong position, while everyone else is weak, stupid and incompetent. With Ted Cruz looking like he will win in Iowa, where candidates favored by Republican evangelicals have repeatedly won the first-in-the-nation caucuses, Trump used the Vermont appearance to portray his GOP competitors as weak for not venturing into Sanders’ backyard.

Other people were not as quiet about it. Supporters and protesters shouted at each other across the street several times, with people yelling “take your hate out of our state!” “I would love, love, love to run against Donald Trump”.

“Seeing Mr. Trump himself apparently tweeting that they’re going to take care of their own tonight, that doesn’t sound like the words of a president to me”, Weinberger told the Burlington Free Press. Political campaigns, including Trump’s, regularly issue more tickets for events than venues can hold to account for no-shows, but the scale of this overflow ticketing is extraordinary.

As Obama was conducting his scripted TV-pitch to promote his unpopular and unconstitutional anti-gun regulations, Trump hit back twice as hard.

A few of the people protesting outside the event space will be Republicans. Rather than continuing on with the topics he had previously been on, Trump took the moments to talk about protesters interrupting him. “He wants to run against me”. Bernard Sanders (I-VT) speaks on his agenda for America during a news conference on Capitol Hill April 30, 2015 in Washington, DC. Sen.