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Havoc
Big angry crowd, hiding in a bunker while tweeting inflammatory messages at them.

That's a bold move, Cotton. Let's see how it plays out

[dead] rowawey
So someone is literally a keyboard warrior in his grandma's bunker. And he hates his job that he didn't think he'd get, but not enough to quit because ego. Also, I'm taking a wild guess that he works at Blockbuster, eats McDonald's, is obese, and has acne too. Oh and dad hated him enough to send him to military school, but he liked it. Abuses women and scams college students. Am I close?
bespokedevelopr
"Demonstrations have broken out in at least 75 cities in recent days, with governors and mayors deploying the National Guard or imposing curfews on a scale not seen since the aftermath of the assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968."

Change is happening, it's around you, it's inescapable.

stanski
The cynical part of me is thinking this will blow over in a week or two, until the next time.
[dead] jordanisalive
Unless opposition groups start fighting back with similar tactics, then it's civil war.
cpr
Fake news.

So you don't think any president, politics aside, with serious rioting going on, including burning churches near the White House, wouldn't be (shouldn't be) whisked by his Secret Service people to some place of known safety?

daverobbins1
I believe the point here is that _this_ particular president is hiding from violent mobs that he has had a large part in creating.

It's akin to the school bully that teases other kids and hides behind his parents when confronted.