Office of the Republican Party in North Carolina destroyed

Republican office and nearby buildings in North Carolina dicoreti damaged by fire and spray-painting a slogan against the party, police said.
Molotov cocktails were thrown through the windows of the headquarters of the Republican Party in Orange County, California, last night, the party said.
No one was injured, but a security alert sent to other offices, said the director for the North Carolina Republican, Dallas Woodhouse.


"People Republicans Nazis out of town or ...," the threat is written in the building.
Democratic presidential candidates, Hillary Clinton, said in a nudge, the attack was "bad and unacceptable".

But the Republican presidential candidate, Donald Trump, seemed to blame supporters of the Democratic Party for the attack that occurred.

"The animals that represent Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party in North Carolina just throw (bottle) fire at our office in Orange County because we won @NCGOP," he said on Twitter.

Woodhouse said the bottle landed near a couch where volunteers often rested.

"They are working round the clock. It's a miracle no one was killed," he said, mentioning the attack an act of 'political terrorism'.

Local police along with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives said they are investigating the incident.

Tom Stevens, mayor of Hillsborough Democrat, denounced the attack in a statement.