Great Question - Does Trump's parade require a parade permit and can

[avebury]

the Mayor of Washington DC deny that permit?


Great twitter response to Trump's demand for a parade:


Dave Rinehart @daverinehart
Replying to @votevets
Can the Mayor of Washington, DC deny him a parade permit? Would be a nice civics lesson to wannabe Dear Leader.#KimJTrump

[VOX]

1. Can the streets and infrastructure of D.C. support tons of military vehicles and equipment?

What about D.C. security, safety, terrorism threats, people-moving, crowd control, seating, toilets, nurse’s stations, food, crowds, media, etc.?

Talk about a half-baked (1/4 baked?) vanity dream!

[global1]

2. What About The Cost Of All Of That?.....

What a waste of money - just like the waste of money for a wall.

[underpants]

4. M1's can seriously rip up stuff

I saw this mentioned last night. Military hardware is tough on asphalt.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

6. Ok, how about M1 Abrams balloons and floats?

Maybe Macy's can underwrite the cost of the parade. Get some military-academy-high-school bands and some Las Vegas chorus lines and the president should be entertained.

As long as they salute him, bow down to him, as they pass his very presidential (you wouldn't believe how presidential it will be) reviewing stand.

[Delmette2.0]

7. Don't forget what the land use to be.

DC is built on swamp land. Could all the heavy equipment damage the infrastructure under the streets?

[onenote]

3. Parade permit likely needed from DC police, Capitol Police and National Park Service

And if he wants to go forward with the parade, he'll get the permits he needs.

[C_U_L8R]

5. And demand a huge down-payment for the street damage.