The president of a police union has blasted President Barack Obama for having “blood on his hands” for his support of the domestic terrorists of Black Lives Matter, and has further called for the emergency ban of openly-carried firearms during the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.

Steve Loomis of the Cleveland Police Patrolman’s Association blasted President Obama in an emotional interview.

The president of the Untied States validated a false narrative and the nonsense that Black Lives Matter and the Media are pressing out there to the public — He validated with his very divisive statements And now we see an escalation.

This has got to end.

We need some leadership in this country to come forward and put an end to this.

I don’t care if it’s clergy or who it is but somebody has to step up and put an end to this. It’s false narrative and people politicizing the false narrative that we have a President of the United States and the governor of Minnesota making a statement less than one day after the police involved shootings.

Those police involved shootings are what absolutely has triggered in rash of senseless murders of law enforcement officers across the country. It is reprehensible.

The president has blood on his hands and it will not be able to come washed off…

Loomis also called for Ohio Governor John Kasich to suspend the open carry of firearms in Cuyahoga County during the Republican National Convention, as officers will be understandably be distracted by open carriers in the wake of law enforcement massacres in Dallas and Baton Rouge and other ambushes of police officers around the nation by radicalized minorities.

A top police union official asked Ohio’s governor to temporarily ban guns outside the Republican National Convention in downtown Cleveland after the shooting of several police officers in Louisiana renewed fears about the safety of this week’s political gathering.

But a spokeswoman for Gov. John Kasich, a Republican, said Sunday that he did not have the power to suspend the state’s open-carry laws.

The city has banned a wide variety of potential weapons from the protest zone near the convention — including tennis balls, water pistols and bicycle locks — but cannot limit firearms.

The dispute over the open-carry law, which is similar to statutes in most other states, came as protesters from a long list of organizations began to gather here for demonstrations that are expected to last at least until Donald Trump accepts the Republican presidential nomination on Thursday.

Sunday afternoon, a man with an AR-15 semiautomatic rifle, a handgun and ammunition stood in downtown’s Public Square saying he was there to exercise his rights and make a point.

Governor Kasich responded—correctly—that he did not have the constitutional authority to arbitrarily rewrite Ohio’s gun laws by executive fiat.

Circumstances are building toward a potential “perfect storm” of political violence in Cleveland.

The cop-hating Islamic black nationalists affiliated with Black Lives Matter who carried out the the ambushes of police officers in Baton Rouge and Dallas understandably have officers around the nation on edge. Nowhere is that tension higher than in Cleveland, where Black Lives Matter, the Black Panthers, and other left-wing hate groups are assembling to protest and potentially attack both attendees to the Republican National Convention and the many police officers brought in from as far away as California to help try to keep the city safe.

Barring a last-minute coup from delegates, Donald Trump is set to accept the Republican nomination for President in Cleveland, with Indiana Governor Mike Pence joining him as his running mate.

Though Trump is a party-hopping New York liberal and often seems to have more in common with Hillary Clinton than differences, his bombastic support for building a wall to keep out illegal aliens flowing over the undefended southern border and his calls to stop Muslim immigration have been used as fuel by violence-prone leftists, who have attacked Trump and Trump supporters. Left wing media have called for domestic terrorism against Trump, and a mentally-ill illegal alien attempted to steal a police officer’s gun and assassinate Trump less than a month ago.

It has been decades since the realistic prospects of Democrat terrorism during a Republican convention have been this high.

Let’s hope that President Obama will exert some influence over the terrorist radicals he has created and feted in the White House as recently as last week.

If not, violence created by Democrats in Cleveland could provoke a backlash nationwide of citizens and law enforcement who are sick and tired of a radical, racially-tainted Executive Branch, and a Democrat Party that seems to hate everything good in America.