Coulter: Leftist Violence At UTR2 Vindicates Trump's 'Both Sides' Remark - One Side Didn't Even Show Up!

...[A]ccording to the media, the entire Democratic Party and two-thirds of the Republican Party, only one side was to blame for the chaos and violence in Charlottesville last year.

We were all agreed: Antifa are heroes. To condemn "both sides" was to cozy up to white supremacists.

This past weekend, we got to test that theory. With a few dozen white supremacists surrounded by a phalanx of cops and unable to instigate anything, and morally pure "Antifa" and their supporters swarming the streets, Charlottesville and D.C. should have been like a field of puppies.

EXPERIMENT RESULTS: Masked, black-clad Antifa violently attacked the police, journalists and random passersby. They destroyed reporters' camera gear, hurled bottles and fireworks at cops and journalists, smashed cars and screamed obscenities.

[...]The Charlottesville anniversary invented by the media was a controlled experiment of Trump's "both sides" remark. To test his theory, we removed one side entirely -- the white supremacists.

It turns out that even with no "fascists" in sight, with networks and -- more importantly -- websites filming them, the self-proclaimed "anti-fascists" couldn't contain their terrifying violence.

Trump was proved right, once again.