Dems dangerous anti-Trump rhetoric

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Auniversity report published last month shows that more than half of those who identify as being left of center on the political spectrum believe assassinating President Donald Trump would be justified. This didn’t come about organically. It’s the product of a vicious campaign waged by the Democratic Party-mainstream media axis.

According to a Rutgers Social Perception Lab-Network Contagion Research Institute brief, 55.2% of Americans on the left “reported that if someone murdered Donald Trump, they would be at least somewhat justified.” Overall, 38.5% hold the same belief.

Trump, who has survived a pair of assassination attempts (one of which was celebrated), is not the only legitimate target, say many Americans. The data show that nearly half, 48.6%, say murdering Elon Musk would be justified.

It turns out that there has also been a shocking show of support for Luigi Mangione, who has been charged with murdering UnitedHealth Chief Executive Officer Brian Thompson. In addition, Mangione has a health care ballot initiative named after him in California.

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Trump derangement syndrome is crazier than I imagined.  While I had a low regard for Joe Biden, I never wanted anyone to kill him, but some Democrats apparently think that losing an election to Trump would justify an assassination.   They want to apparently also see Elon Musk killed because he supported Trump.  

This is worse than loony tune crazy.

See also:

House Democrats threatened with jail time after storming this federal facility

And:

 Senators say Biden ATF officials illegally classified jobs as ‘law enforcement,’ costing taxpayers

The revelations come in a letter from Senators Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst to the Attorney General and the Acting Director of ATF.

 

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