Former UCLA and Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe was arrested at a Huntington Beach City Council meeting after protesting a controversial plaque set to be installed at a public library. Kluwe, a longtime advocate for social justice, took issue with the plaque’s inclusion of the acronym "MAGA," which he equated with far-right extremism. During Tuesday night’s meeting, Kluwe used his public comment time to denounce the Make America Great Again movement, likening it to Nazi ideology. Following his remarks, he deliberately walked toward the council members, fully aware that he would be arrested for misdemeanor disturbing an assembly. "This is my first act of willful civil disobedience," Kluwe told City News Service on Wednesday. "I’d like to see our elected Democratic officials take stronger stances, but they’ve been useless." The former NFL player expressed his frustration with how Democratic leaders have responded to President Donald Trump’s second admin...