A majority of Democrats either say they “don't know” whether America would be a better country if President Trump had been killed over the weekend, or they say flatly that America would be a better country.
this vote On behalf of Neapolitan News, Scott Rasmussen, president of RMG Research, conducted the poll of 1,000 voters on Sept. 16 and 17.
“Desensitization of some Americans after the second assassination [attempt] “Former President Trump's actions are alarming.” write Neapolitan News. “17% of voters think America would be a better country if former President Trump had been killed in last week's assassination attempt.”
That's not the worst thing.
There is no doubt that Democrats like Kamala Harris and Joe Biden, and their allies in the corporate media, especially CNN and MSNBC, have been on a mission to radicalize Democrats into viewing former President Trump as subhuman and deserving of death.
The most troubling numbers are found in the cross-tabs…
“It's always difficult to wish ill on others, but would America be in a better state if Donald Trump had been killed last weekend?” RMG Research asked.
result?
Well, a majority of Democrats have no difficulty at all with wishing misfortune upon others. Only 47% of Democrats answered “no” to that question, while 28% said “no.” Probably. Twenty-five percent said they would have preferred if Trump had been killed, while 25 percent said they didn't know.
In other words, 53 percent of Democrats either would be happy if Trump were killed or are undecided.
Neapolitan News Research Institute Reported:
Forty-nine percent of Democrats say they think it's at least somewhat likely that Trump or his campaign was involved in the assassination attempt, and 21% say it's very likely. Fifty-two percent of Republicans say it's at least somewhat likely that the Democrats or Harris' campaign were involved, and 28% say it's very likely.
As I've said before, it's one thing for politicians to engage with the “endemic threat to democracy” rhetoric, but I have never in my life seen a collective media jump on the bandwagon with the clear intent of inciting assassins to murder their fellow human beings.
Here are just the facts….
When the media knowingly spreads inflammatory lies, especially about a potential next president, CNN, MSNBC, Atlantic Ocean, New Republic, Newsweek, ABC News, The Washington Post, NPRand many others are calling for a “hero” to assassinate Donald Trump.
Think about this…
If you really believe that Trump is the next Hitler, that he is an unparalleled threat to democracy, and that he will kill or jail his political opponents… if you really believe that Trump will become a dictator on his first day in office, that he is a racist who glorifies Nazis, that he ordered Putin to invade Ukraine, that he is a Russian spy, that he promises bloodshed if he loses, and that he is involved in 33 bomb threats in Ohio… wouldn’t you feel it is your patriotic duty to kill this man? Of course you would. And these lies are constantly repeated not only by the Democrats but also by the corporate media.
Kamala repeated most of these lies in front of an audience of over 50 million people during the presidential debate, but the ABC News hosts didn't fact-check her, and that was ABC's way of telling the world that 1) everything Kamala said was true and 2) this man needs to be assassinated (ABC did fact-check, but only Trump).
Not to flatter myself, but this is something I've been warning people about. return After 10 years Year 1 of President Trump's first term in office.
If all of the above doesn't convince you that the media wants Trump dead, then ask yourself why they are now blaming this latest assassination attempt on Trump. This is a blatant psychological operation to numb the public. If you believed that Trump brought it on himself or deserved it (as many Democrats believe), you wouldn't be so outraged to see his brains blown up.
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