Congressman Gutierrez calls for fight against Trump

Left-wing Illinois Congressman Louis Gutierrez is calling for anarchy in response to Trump's election as President. He told the Reader:

"If you believe in anarchy and a clash of American values, you’re going to get a great experiment. Personally, I feel sadness and fear. This is a scary time for our country."

“If Trump wants to deport millions of people like he says he does, then the people he wants to deport should say, ‘I want my day in court before a judge.’ You have to paralyze the system. You need to do what you need to do to fight to save as many people as you can from the devious plans Donald Trump’s got coming,” claims Gutierrez.

About the election of Donald Trump, Gutierrez told Ben Jorvasky of Reader: "I can't think of anything like it. I remember in 2000, I woke up at 4:30 in the morning and George Bush was the president. I remember feeling a little shell-shocked. But this is very different. This is not Reagan. This is not Bush—father or son. I almost feel sorry about all the terrible things I said about Bush. Man, I was selling wolf tickets when he got elected.

"This is real. This is—you know what I feel? I feel a sense of danger. Existential dread, man. Everybody says, 'Oh, it's all campaign rhetoric.' Yeah? Look at those early appointments. Look at Jeff Sessions. You want to return to a time when women are in the kitchen and gays are in the closet and Muslims are not allowed? Welcome to the Jeff Sessions era. He wasn't qualified to be a federal judge, but he's going to be your attorney general."