Democrats suffer from a terrible case of amnesia. Do they recall the 2020 Summer of Love, or Seattle's version of it, where their foot soldiers of Antifa and BLM performed a scorched earth policy in cities across America? Do they remember that . . . any of it?
Do they know who Kyle Rittenhouse is, or how he legally defended himself against attempted murderers on August 26, 2020? I'll bet that Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar know.
SUPERCUT!
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) September 27, 2022
With midterms' prospects sagging, Dems preach violence pic.twitter.com/ayxJPICcon
Recently, a 41-year-old Democrat took the Democrats' message to heart and used his car to run down a teenager who was a Republican.
Remember during the Trump presidency how the Democrats and their political and Hollywood supporters came out with their call for violence? I do. I shocked when I heard Democratic Congressional Representative, Maxine Waters calling to harass and disturb any events by Republicans. Waters has served the same congressional district, District 43, since 1991. That's 31 years. It's not the presidents who run this country; it's the local politicians and the federal politicians who oversee them.
Waters denied it, of course.
Nancy Pelosi told an audience that there could be collateral damage for those who do not share "our" view.
What was the context for Pelosi's remarks? It was a reference to her economic policies and how some would be left out. But the term "collateral damage" is a military term for unintended consequences of weaponry.
that her preferred economic policies would entail "collateral damage" on certain groups.
Pelosi was going back and forth on climate change and its connection to job creation and prosperity with Paul Krugman, an economist and New York Times columnist. After finishing a sweeping discussion about those topics, Pelosi made the case that liberal policies would entail "collateral damage for some others who do not share our view" but ultimately help the country.
