Businesses and shops across America, in major cities like New York and Los Angeles, have begun boarding up windows and entrances as they prepare for Election Day chaos, which is expected to turn violent.
Businesses throughout major cities in America, particularly in California and Washington D.C., are bracing for what is expected to be a chaotic Election Day full of protests.
Beverly Hills’ famed Rodeo Drive will close on Election Day in an effort to combat expected civil unrest, according to the city’s police chief
An October 10, 2020, pro-Trump rally in Beverly Hills, California, was not only large and energetic, but was comprised of people from all walks of life, various races, and even genders.
The City Council of Los Angeles voted Tuesday to rename Rodeo Road — not to be confused with the more famous and posh Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills — after former President Barack Obama.
