Woman accused of wanting to kill Trump

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In a shocking new revelation, U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced the arrest of a woman known as Nathalie Rose-Jones, who is now being accused of having traveled from New York to D.C. with the intention of assassinating President Donald Trump.

Popular conservative influencer and journalist Eric Daugherty shared a clip from Pirro on his X account, taking an opportunity to underscore how dangerous the political landscape has become in recent years due to the escalation in rhetoric. He also noted how critical it is that individuals in the media and in the political sphere be held accountable for spreading violent sentiments through what they say.

In the video, Pirro states that Rose-Jones has been charged with two federal crimes for knowingly and willfully threatening the life of President Trump. The threats in question were originally posted on social media platforms such as Instagram and Facebook.

Rose-Jones’ threats called for the president to be removed from office and for his elimination. This is not an isolated incident. There has been a pattern of threats made against President Trump since his presidential campaign in 2024. Trump was shot in the ear during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, in July 2024.
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Attempts on Trump's life are unusually high.  Some conservatives believe these attempts are caused by the constant demonization of Trump.  There is probably something to that.  Democrats and their media cohorts have an irrational hatred of Trump. 

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