MILWAUKEE — It was Tuesday evening, and roughly a dozen men dressed in matching orange T-shirts labeled “staff demonstration event safety” sat around a folding table at Haymarket Square. Here in this free speech zone outside the Republican National Convention’s well-patrolled security perimeter stood a stage, podium, microphone and amplification system ready for someone to make a speech. But as buses idled to ferry VIP guests to their hotels, no protesters were in sight. The scene? Calm. ALSO READ: For sale: How much influence does $50,000 buy you at the Republican convention? James Hayes, one of the event safety workers...
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