Pushback: Sponsors Pullout of 'Trump Assassination' version of Julius Caesar

Friends, Romans Americans, Countrymen: Presidential Assassination Chic Is Not Cool

Instapundit: PJ Media: Sponsors flee from 'Trump Assignation' version of Julius Caesar

Legal Insurrection: Closing the Curtain on 'Presidential Assassination Theater'

EBL: Should the right adopt the tactics of the left?

Daily Mail: Trump Assassination Version of Julius Ceasar results in pushback

DRUDGE REPORT: Sunday In The Park With Trump

Actually, the 'Honorable Men' of the left better be careful about what they wish for...

Variety: The lesson of 'Julius Caesar' is don't kill your opponent

Twitchy: James Woods: Let the left rot...

Don Surber: Comey Brutus? No.

EBL: Donald Trump: Beware the Ides of March and Charlton Heston's Mark Antony Speech in Julius Caesar, Kathy Griffin: Denounced by the Right, Abandoned by the Left

Instapundit: The Remodern Review: This is not about disrupting a play, this is about pointing out the Orwellian distortion of Shakespeare and posturing, Popehat: Free Speech, the Goose, and the Gander, It was not about Shakespeare that night, Storming the Stage? Dumb? Sure, but as Ace advised, now the left can have its hair pulled, Peddling Hate and One of these is not like the other

Legal Insurrection: Violence at Evergreen and To Disrupt the Left, or Not to Disrupt the Left, That is the question...

Milo: Time Warner shareholders mad over CNN bias and sponsorship of Trump Assassination Play

AoSHQ: Remember when the DNC hired troublemakers to start violence at Trump rallies?

Gateway Pundit: Protesters yell: "Goebbels would be proud, you're a Nazi crowd."

Charlie Martin: Brush Up Your Shakespeare and Assassination Shakespeare

Hot Air: Delta pulls funding of play showing Trump Assassination

TOM: Gay Pride = Hate Republicans

Lem's Place: The Right Strikes Back

Reason: Is Trump Julius Caesar?

FC: The New York Times will continue to fund, claims this is a free speech issue.  BS.This is not a free speech issue--of course the organizers can do a play like this. No one is seeking to use government to ban it. That is a red herring. The question here is whether a play depicting the assassination of a sitting President is appropriate. Here's a thought experiment: If this play was done when Barack Obama was president, would these same people defend his fictional assassination as a matter of 'free speech' or 'artistic freedom'?  I think not.  

Hot Air: Apparently there was a Barack Obama Julius Caesar in 2012.  I concur with the Hot Air piece, while I do not mind adaptations of Shakespeare's works in different settings (isn't Kiss Me Kate the Taming of the Shrew, you have to be careful not to ruin what you are portraying.  

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