Online hacking group goes after Trump
Donald Trump had a new challenger Friday.
It’s not a new political rival, but could be quite formidable.
The online hacking group “Anonymous” said it’s targeting Trump, posting his Social Security number, cell phone number and home address.
“Donald Trump has set his sights on the White House in order to promote an agenda of Fascism and Xenophobia,” an Anonymous recording stated.
This comes one day after establishment GOP leaders came together in hopes of finding a way to stop the Republican frontrunner, including banking on a brokered convention in Cleveland.
Sam Clovis, a Trump national campaign co-chair believes a contested convention would fracture the Republican Party.
“If the Republican Party comes in and jimmies with the rules and takes away the will of the people, I will take off my credentials, I will leave the floor of that convention and I will leave the Republican Party forever, Clovis said.
NAACP national president, Cornell Brooks said Friday Trump’s behavior at his campaign rallies is out of line.
“This is inconsistent with the values of the NAACP,” Brooks said. “You cannot engage in the apologetics of violence on the stage as people are being sucker-punched in the audience.”
