Despite pro-democracy rhetoric, Democrats have worked tirelessly in recent months to deprive Americans of choice in this election and silence Kamala Harris' opponents.
For example, Democrats and their allies are trying to remove President Donald Trump from the ballot. Trump threatened to disqualify him if he won the election. He demanded that the media adopt “consistent coverage” of him. and engaged in legal work in hopes of putting Republicans in jail. Two Democratic donors are said to have tried to assassinate Harris' opponent, and nearly three in 10 Democrats surveyed thought it was worth trying.
New York State Senator Brad Hoylman Sigal
champion On keeping boys involved in women's sports, he called on Wednesday to cancel Trump's planned rally at Madison Square Garden, equating campaign events with Nazi rallies, and thereby It tainted about half of the electorate and further demonstrated the party's hostility to political freedoms and the democratic process. .
“Just checked with @TheGarden, they have signed an agreement with President Trump to hold a rally at MSG in my Senate district on October 27th at 3pm.”
I wrote “Let me be clear: Allowing President Trump to hold an event at MSG is tantamount to an infamous incident.” Nazis rally at Madison Square Garden February 20, 1939. ”
“President Trump has faced two assassination attempts because of this type of unrestrained language.”
Blaze News senior editor and Washington correspondent Christopher Bedford said, “A better comparison might have been the 1962 Madison Square Garden rally of young people for freedom. “We organized well over 18,000 participants (and even more outdoor participants) for a rally against world communism.”
“At the time, New York liberals were shocked at how many kids rejected their well-worn ideas, but guys like Hoylman Segal don't really know anything about history, so… “They're just proving their intolerant bigotry by calling for the removal of all who oppose their well-worn ideas: 'Shut Up,'” Bedford added.
Hoylman-Segal also implied that it was necessary to force private institutions to terminate their contracts based on imagined threats, thereby helping the state run roughshod over Americans' freedom of association and freedom of speech. .
“This is a disastrous decision by Madison Square Garden that endangers the public safety of New Yorkers and could incite widespread violence.”
harris booster. “In the interest of New York City and its residents, I call on @TheGarden to cancel the Trump rally and keep our city safe.”
said Caroline Levitt, national spokeswoman for the Trump campaign.
said “This is the same kind of dangerous rhetoric that led to two assassination attempts on President Trump's life and divided our country,” the New York Post reported.
“This unknown New York state senator should resign in shame for his awful comments,” Levitt continued. “Meanwhile, President Trump is set to pack Madison Square Garden on his Make America Great Again national tour.”
New Yorkers expressed great displeasure at Mr. Hoylman-Segal's attempt to cancel the event and effectively silence opposition to the ruling party.
“This is shameful. If you had any dignity you would delete this post and apologize immediately.”
tweeted New York Republican Party. “Every elected Democrat should be asked on the record whether they agree with this statement.”
“This kind of hateful, condescending speech from wealthy Manhattan liberals is why the silent majority wins.” [Donald Trump] on November 5th.
Congresswoman Elise Stefanik (RN.Y.)
I wrote“Cathy Hochul, Hakeem Jeffries, and the New York Democratic Party must immediately condemn the dangerous and rambling rhetoric from this radical left, which has been inexcusably silent on accusations of anti-Semitism. President Trump He has faced two assassination attempts because of this type of language.'' ”
Some critics say Hoylman Segal appears to be concerned about public safety and the interests of New Yorkers, but compared to last month, when fellow travelers took part in pro-Hamas and anti-Israel demonstrations. He pointed out that he had been silent.
“What a terrible thing to say…By the way, it is members of your party who are running around our streets with Hamas and Hezbollah flags and terrorizing Jews on our university campuses.”
I wrote Representative Nicole Malliotakis (RN.Y.).
Robert Holden, New York City Councilman, 30th District;
noticed“While actual Nazis are blocking streets, covering their faces, shouting anti-Semitic slurs, and chasing and assaulting Jews, there are no legitimate, organized political gatherings in coordination with law enforcement. Is this a 'Nazi rally'? This is reckless.'' Dangerous statements from elected officials. [official]. ”
Even some of Mr. Hoylman-Segal's colleagues in the New York Senate thought his comments were beyond common sense.
New York State Sen. Rob Ortto, for example, responded with three tweets of his own.
write“Calling a peaceful rally for a leading candidate for president of the United States a 'Nazi rally' is not only an offensive comparison, but following two direct attempts against President Donald Trump, “Life is a marked escalation of dangerous rhetoric.” ”
“What we have learned is especially rich from those who have not found the courage to call out the actual anti-Semites who are terrorizing Jewish students on their campuses and in their neighborhoods.”Senator Hoylman Segal This is the first time I can recall anyone expressing concern for public safety.”
continuation Ortho. “This kind of hateful, condescending speech from wealthy Manhattan liberals is why the silent majority wins.” [Donald Trump] on November 5th. ”
Hoylman-Sigal made the request days after President Trump joined Jewish Americans in New York City to commemorate the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas terrorist attack on Israel.
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