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Jake Tapper trips over reality while reminding Trump that protesters have 'constitutionally-guaranteed right to peaceably assemble' (and people have thoughts)

The Trump campaign has its first rally since the beginning of the coronavirus lockdown scheduled for tomorrow night in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the president tweeted a reminder for anybody who shows up to cause trouble:

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CNN’s Jake Tapper felt compelled to share a reminder with the president:

First of all, would that include certain businesses owners and their customers, or does it only apply to “protesters”?

Other “rights” also apply:

Besides, it’s pretty clear what kind of behavior Trump was referring to:

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One more thing about “peaceably assemble:

Fact check: TRUE.

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