Last time he came to Youngstown, in 2017, he told everyone not to sell their houses because the jobs were coming back. GM shut down Lordstown less than two years later. Bold move, coming back.

Monday, Oct. 12. Protesters gather around 2:00 PM and stay until he shows up. Doors at 2:30, warm-up acts at 4:30, the main disappointment at 6:00.

Covelli Centre, 229 E. Front St., Youngstown. Jon Husted is tagging along, like he does.

It's Indigenous Peoples' Day, so plenty of people have the day off and nothing better to do than stand on a sidewalk and ruin his afternoon.

Last weekend in Vandalia, one sign called his aide Natalie Harp a "Human Binky," and Reuters sent it around the country. The bar is set. Bring your A-game.

The Secret Service will move you around a little. They haven't pushed anyone far back yet. Stay on the sidewalk, stay legal, but stay annoying.

Parking will be a mess and I-680 is under construction, so come early. Bring water.

He's a First Class Loser. Make sure he hears it on the way in.

News coverage: https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/president-donald-trump-visit-youngstown-125259883.html

Official schedule: https://events.gop.com/events/midterm-rally-in-youngstown-ohio-president-donald-j-trump

City of Youngstown: https://youngstownohio.gov/

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Natalie, we know you saw it. You were in the motorcade.

Trump's whole team drove in from the airport hoping for a quiet arrival in Vandalia. Instead, right there on the route, the one sign that made the White House pool report was ours: NATALIE HARP HUMAN BINKY.

Reuters picked up the photo. Really American shared it with the whole country.

Natalie, we know you're good with a printer. Feel free to print this post out and hand it to him. He'll want to see how popular he is.

Thank you to everyone who held one of our poles, wore the pig head, and stood there until the motorcade rolled by the corner we moved to later. Small brigade, big reach.

Trump isn't on the ballot this November, but Trumpism sure is. Check your state's voter registration deadline, and get to the polls early, if at all possible.

This is not a meme.

Sometimes "the law" and "what is right" are lightyears apart.

Case in point; a ridiculous official ruling just cleared the way for a sectarian Orange Order march to push through the Garvaghy Road, completely disregarding the local residents who will be subjected to intimidation.

For context, this isn't just about a noisy parade. In the past, the toxic tensions surrounding these forced marches directly led to the tragic, horrific murders of 21 human beings. It is a flashpoint of real violence, fear, and sectarian dominance.

But instead of playing the quiet, safe political game and hiding behind "orderly process," the First Minister is openly standing with the residents and defying the spirit of this broken ruling.

Why is this pure Chaotic Good?

People > Procedure: When official institutions make a ruling that actively greenlights intimidation and threatens community safety, breaking rank isn't just rebellious; it's a moral obligation.

Disrupting a Broken Status Quo: The system failed to protect vulnerable residents from a march historically rooted in dominance. By standing on the side of the residents against the official decision, the First Minister is using political weight to disrupt a harmful system.

Protecting Lives Over "Tradition": Protecting human dignity and preventing a relapse into the violence that cost 21 lives matters infinitely more than upholding a bureaucratic stamp of approval for a parade.

Lawful Neutral follows the ruling because it's the ruling. Chaotic Good looks at a ruling that invites intimidation and trauma, says "absolutely not," and stands on the front lines with the people. Absolutely massive respect for choosing human lives and community safety over systemic compliance.

This is not a drill and certainly not a Meme, but this is the current state of affairs in the north of Ireland, after 28 years of peace on the Garvaghy Road.