No, because we're Americans who want to exercise their right of free speech. We're the loyal opposition. We're not saying he can't speak, and we're not preventing him from speaking. Doing so would be un-American. I don't get the connection between Nazis and protesters, though. As far as I know, Nazis wouldn't allow protest, which, in a sense, would make protesters the opposite of Nazis . . .

right on.

We will see you all there!

I'll be the one with the big foam middle finger pointing it at the protesters.

That will be my contribution to free speech.

I hope you're there. You have the right to free speech, too. That's the beauty of our Constitution.

Good idea. A little late.