By Brad Reed A group of Trump supporters who regularly occupy a large part of a public park in Portsmouth, New Hampshire have forced the city council to mull changing rules so the park is more accommodating to nonpolitical parkgoers. The Portsmouth Herald reports that the city council will debate changes at an upcoming meeting after City Attorney Robert Sullivan recommended making some changes in response to complaints residents have lodged against the Trump supporters, whose goal is to regularly demonstrate on his behalf until he is reinstated in office. “In a sentence, the general purpose of…
