DAVID MARCUS: Gen X knows the only force that can defeat violent leftist protest culture
Fox News
American protest violence cycles from the 1960s-70s ended through patriotism in the 1980s under Reagan, offering lessons for today's political unrest.
David Marcus is a columnist living in West Virginia and the author of "Charade: The COVID Lies That Crushed A Nation."
By 1999, a chair would fly through a window in Seattle during the World Trade Organization protests. In 2011, Wall Street would be "occupied" and in 2020, many American cities were ablaze, ostensibly over the death of George Floyd.
Protest culture was back, with a vengeance.
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