So, after City Commissioners voted a slash almost $16 million from the Portland Police

Budget, hundreds of protesters showed up at Mayor Ted Wheeler's house. The protesters

shouted, black lives matter and hands-up don't shoot. They weren't mad that the budget

had been cut. They were in a total rage because the $16 million cut was so small. They wanted

a $50 million cut from the police budget. And one of the City Commissioners agrees with

she voted against the $16 million cut because in her view, it wasn't deep enough. Meanwhile,

in nearby Washington State, protesters showed up at the home of Cheryl Selby, she's the Mayor of

Olympia, and they vandalized her home. The mayor had declined to issue a curfew when the protests

started in her area. She went out of her way to express solidarity with these protestor human

debris types, but now she is singing a different tune. She says the black lives matter's protesters

of spray painted her home are like domestic terrorists. She says that she's still trying to process

what happened to her home. She complains, it just isn't fair. I reached out. On this mayor,

even though the security and condition of your home matters to you, it doesn't matter to them.

All homes like all lives don't matter to the left. Certainly yours doesn't. Life really is

unfair sometimes, especially in your case, isn't it? What are you going to do?