CodePink and Blue Lives Matter: Our photos from the Republican National Convention

By Mac Boucher | News | July 19th 2016
#31 of 84 articles from the Special Report: U.S. Presidential Election 2016

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Americans are descending on Cleveland, Ohio, to revel in the atmosphere of the 2016 Republican National Convention — or to protest it. "Blue Lives Matter" supporters of the police were present, as well as the Code Pink activist group's trademark signage. Still, on the first night of the Republican National Convention, nothing about the low turnout on the streets reflects the turmoil across America.

Photographer Mac Boucher is on assignment for National Observer in Cleveland, reporting slim crowds outnumbered by police and media.

So far, that is.


Melania Trump's speech was the most anticipated event of the day yesterday, and she didn't disappoint.

Protester were outnumbered by police.

More cameras and police than Republicans, or protesters.

Masked protesters, police and credentialed media on the street

Full force CodePink

CodePink

Charlie Rose in the house

Not 1968
Still not 1968
July 19th 2016

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