9/17/2024

You lefties have no argument.

This is the left pot calling the kettle black. Who was guilty in the DURHAM REPORT which hasn’t been adjudicated – RUSSIA/RUSSIA.

First – Obama weaponized the government and it has been clear sailing since then for the left. Has the Democrats who turned SOCIALIST used the Constitution in governing? Jan6 was Pelosi’s baby not President Trump’s. Was the 2020 election stolen – history will tell the truth? There is a lot of proof and that can of worms is still in the can.

It will be interesting as to how many years the the left has been using their energy for stolen elections throughout the world.

The left has been harping about Trump being a danger to Democracy a long time – when it really is the left who have and or the danger with their divided party – TRYING TO BRING SOCIALISM IN WITH HARRIS and what they did to Biden and replacing him with Harris. Her blood bleeds SOCIALISM. She is the true dictator. All of the fake trials they have made up on Trump.

You have a lot of nerve saying President Trump is the problem.

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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/team-trump-picks-the-wrong-fight-over-the-party-of-violence/ar-AA1qIlMz?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=13ebbd700e21468aa379e6cc5b563553&ei=26

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Team Trump picks the wrong fight over ‘the party of violence’ (msn.com)

(This was a peaceful march on Jan6 until the police was told by Pelosi to start volleying the gas cans into the crowd and she has claimed she gave the order for no National Guard folks – and that is when the actions started.

What about the rioting/looting/burning of BLM and no one is in jail – but Jan6 folks are in jail?

Pro-Trump supporters storm the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021 .© Samuel Corum

On Sunday, there was an apparent attempt on Donald Trump’s life. On Monday, as NBC News noted, the Republican’s political operation thought it’d be a good idea to tell the public that Vice President Kamala Harris and Democrats are a “party of violence.”

The [social media] posts are similar to ones made from the same account after the first attempted assassination in July, although those were posted days after that incident. One post today said, “Kamala Harris has consistently called President Trump a ‘dictator’ and ‘a threat to democracy.’ Make no mistake: it’s Kamala and the Democrats who are the party of violence.”

The obvious problem with such an argument is that the Democratic nominee has never endorsed political violence. Yes, Harris has referenced Trump’s “dictator” rhetoric, but she was only quoting him, which I’m pretty sure is still allowed. And yes, Harris has also pointed to the GOP nominee as a threat to democracy, but that’s only because he keeps taking overt steps to threaten democracy.

But the less obvious problem matters, too — because if the folks on Team Trump really want to have a debate over which party deserves to be seen as the “party of violence,” they might be disappointed by where this conversation ends up.

Let’s take a stroll down memory lane.

In Trump’s first year in office, Sarah Huckabee Sanders insisted that he had never “promoted or encouraged violence.” Even at the time, it was a difficult line to take seriously.

A Washington Post analysis noted soon after that the claim was “laughable,” adding: “Even if you don’t believe Trump has technically incited violence (which he has been sued for), he clearly nodded toward violence at his campaign rallies. Sometimes it was veiled; other times it was unmistakable. Sometimes he was talking about self-defense, but it was clear he was advocating for a ‘form of violence.’”

Even Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas explained in 2016 that Trump had “a consistent pattern of inciting violence.”

But after Trump’s 2020 defeat, the problem took a turn for the worse. Indeed, after summoning his followers on Jan. 6, the outgoing president didn’t just lie to his supporters about the election results, he also told his mob, “If you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.” An insurrectionist riot soon followed.

As the former president’s legal troubles intensified last year, so too did his rhetoric about potential violence. In February 2023, for example, the Republican promoted an online message from a supporter who threatened to “physically fight” for Trump. The same missive concluded with a “locked and loaded” warning.

A month later, Trump publicly derided calls for “peace,” while suggesting that his indictment would raise the prospect of “death [and] destruction” that “could be catastrophic for our Country.”

The same week, an NBC News reporter asked the former president whether he believed political violence would be “justifiable.” Trump responded, “Well, I will say this. No, I don’t like violence, and I’m not for violence at all. But a lot of people are upset, and you know, they rigged an election, they stole an election, they spied on my campaign. They did many bad things.”

As a rule, when someone says, “I’m not for violence at all, but…” there’s a rather obvious problem. As part of an analysis of his incendiary rhetoric, a Washington Post report added, “There is now no denying that such language, even if you somehow regard Trump’s intentions as innocent, can lead to a very dark place.”

This year has offered more of the same. In April, for example, Trump said in an interview with Time magazine that he doesn’t think there will be political violence around the 2024 election because he believes he’ll win — but that it “always depends on the fairness of an election.”

Asked specifically about the possibility of post-election violence, the Republican told Time, “[I]f we don’t win, you know, it depends. It always depends on the fairness of an election.”

Or put another way, if Trump, driven by his ridiculous and evidence-free assumptions, decides that he doesn’t believe the election was “fair,” he’s not prepared to rule out the possibility of political violence.

More recently, the GOP candidate decided to make jokes about a violent attack against Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi’s husband.

It’s against this backdrop that the Trump campaign seriously expects people to believe that Democrats are the “party of violence,” which is among the most ridiculous claims Team Trump has ever made.

This post updates our related earlier coverage.

This article was originally published on MSNBC.com

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You last paragraph should read:

It’s against this backdrop of the Biden campaign that DEMOCRAT/SOCIALISTS are and have been the “PARTY OF VIOLENCE’ since the day that President Trump walked down that escalator.

Everyone knows it.

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