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actually they did shut it down
they took things down from the walls and covered the windows
whether they uncovered the windows and put things back up doesn't change the fact that (at least for a while) they shut him down
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I don't see anything in the NYTimes article or in the Sandra Rose blog entry that says that anything was taken down from the walls, just that workers (or, says Rose, police) covered the lettering on the window temporarily.
Read carefully. They detained him on Wednesday morning. The show was set to open on Thursday. They did not shut him down -- at most they delayed his completing the installation of the exhibit by a few hours, because that's what he was doing on Wednesday.
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And, imvho, no candidate should have SS protection
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IMVHO, no candidate should
need SS protection. But welcome to the real world (where, it just so happens, today is
June 6.)
ETA: It didn't sink in with me until I gave the link for June 6 that this show was to open (and the NYTimes article makes it sound like it was maybe only going to be open for one day) on the 40th anniversary of the assassination of Bobby Kennedy. He died 40 years ago today, but he was shot 40 years ago yesterday. I'm thinking that wasn't a coincidence.