The Democrat Party and its allies in corporate media didn’t pull the trigger in Saturday’s suspected attempt on former President Donald Trump’s life, but their vitriolic rhetoric has certainly set the tone for such political violence, members of Wisconsin’s Republican congressional delegation tell The Federalist.
Trump was injured in the attack, but his campaign says he is doing “fine” following an apparent assassination attempt against the presumptive Republican nominee for president. An attendee at the Trump campaign rally was killed, as was the gunman, according to law enforcement. Officials say the shooter, who was killed by U.S. Secret Service agents, was not a rally attendee.
“I repeatedly hear Democrats in Washington, D.C, talking about Donald Trump being a threat to our democracy,” said Rep. Tom Tiffany, who represents Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District. “It is repeated all the time time. I hear every day that Donald Trump is a threat. It’s amped up at such a level that some people are going to take it seriously.”
That’s exactly what a leftist Bernie Sanders-backing gunman did in 2017, when he shot up a congressional baseball game in Alexandria, Va., seriously wounding House GOP Whip Steve Scalise, R-La., and four others. The left’s hatred for Trump, amplified by the accomplice media, has grown exponentially worse as their biggest enemy prepares to officially be nominated as the GOP presidential candidate a third straight time, this time in Milwaukee, swing state Wisconsin’s biggest city.
The U.S. Secret Service issued a statement this evening:
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