President-elect Trump may soon face a crisis in Georgia. No, not that Georgia. In the former Soviet republic on the Black Sea, a pro-America, pro-Europe revolt is spreading fast, pitting angry protesters against a pro-Russia government. In growing demonstrations since Friday, protesters have besieged Parliament, stoned ruling party offices, and fought riot police with fireworks and Molotov cocktails. At last count, 50 people were hospitalized and at least 200 arrested.