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Georgetown University professor and former NPR editor Kitty Eisele lamented on Sunday that protesters in Washington, D.C., had not attacked the Trump International Hotel."Shame they aren't noticing the Trump Hotel which costs more and has a more problematic clientele," she responded to a tweet noting the vandalism of the Hay-Adams, a luxury hotel near the White House.The Trump Hotel, also located near the White House, is a popular hangout spot for Trump administration members and allies. Formerly the Old Post Office and Clock Tower, Donald Trump developed the property into a hotel and opened it in 2016.Shame they aren’t noticing the Trump Hotel which costs more and has a more problematic clientele.— Kitty Eisele (@RadioKitty)Eisele, an adjunct professor at Georgetown since 1999, is a former editor of NPR's&nbsp;Morning Edition and&nbsp;All Things Considered. She said in another tweet that she believed white supremacists were responsible for the violent uprising in the nation's capital, and she jokingly said she was not a good "ally"&nbsp;of the protesters because she hoped they would leave&nbsp;the Hay-Adams alone.&nbsp;Eisele&nbsp;wants&nbsp;to "live in that hotel," she wrote.But who is doing this? Opportunistic white supremacists is my bet.— Kitty Eisele (@RadioKitty)Near, apparently alley. My favorite place in all DC and if that makes me a bad ally, so be it. I want to live in that hotel.— Kitty Eisele (@RadioKitty)Washington is one of dozens of U.S. cities this week to see civil unrest stemming from the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody. Angry protesters smashed windows and set fires Saturday night, and Secret Service agents repelled demonstrators lobbing projectiles at the White House.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement

Georgetown University professor and former NPR editor Kitty Eisele lamented on Sunday that protesters in Washington, D.C., had not attacked the Trump International Hotel."Shame they aren't noticing the Trump Hotel which costs more and has a more problematic clientele," she responded to a tweet noting the vandalism of the Hay-Adams, a luxury hotel near the White House.The Trump Hotel, also located near the White House, is a popular hangout spot for Trump administration members and allies. Formerly the Old Post Office and Clock Tower, Donald Trump developed the property into a hotel and...

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