It is no different than noticing that politicians and political activists on the left constantly prevent political violence and the approximate violent rhetoric at every turn. From Lee Harvey Oswald to up-to-date times, the immense majority of political violence – actual violence, not the refusal to use the preferred pronouns or to ask why people cannot pay for their own operations for sexual readers – came from the left.
Here is another example, and from a seated congress member, the Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC), another congress member, Robert Garcia (D-CA), triggered Elon Musk and his efforts with the Department of Government Efficiency ( Doge.)
🚨 Breaking🚨: The left is officially out of control.
Last night democrat @Reprrobertgarcia demanded that “actual weapons” are used against @elon Muschus.
How often will Democrats lead against violence against violence @Potus Or Republicans on national television?
We have no choice … https://t.co/ow1nfj5lgu
– Rep. Nancy Mace (@repnancymace) February 13, 2025
During a discussion with a CNN -speaking head, said Rep. Garcia (Profory warning):
Well, he (Elon Musk) is ad ** k.
It also harms the American public in an enormous way, and I think what is really crucial and what the American public wants is that we bring actual weapons into this bar fight. This is an actual struggle for democracy for the future of this country, and it is crucial to reset the chairman of this committee.
Marjorie Taylor Greene talks about decoration, about non -partisanity? This is the person who is more than any other in the entire congress. And if she mocks about hearings, I would like to make sure that we, as Democrats, bring the same energy level. And of course we received exactly what Elon Musk tried after these comments. Department of the Ministry of Labor. Reduction of the Ministry of Education and dismantling all of our consumer protection authorities.
So it all is crucial, it is also crucial to attract the attention of the American public and to call Elon Musk for what he is, and people know that Marjorie Taylor Greene is not a sedate legislator and not as such should be treated.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hfyjsqahl0
Let us leave the rest of Rep. Garcias Little screed aside:
First, the United States are not a democracy, so we cannot fight for it. The United States are a constitutional republic, and the president, who was legally elected (from a huge lead), struggled and promised endless . Often through the campaign. President Trump does what he was chosen for – and a immense part of it was to find and eliminate wasteful government spending and to bring the federal government closer to its constitutional conformation. Rep. Garcia also has the word “lies” when they speak of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, just like the Democrats; They define “lies” as “everything with which Democrats do not agree”. As for the department for work, educational and consumer protection authorities, I can only say: “I don’t threaten a good time.”
See relatives: The constitution has no crisis, but the democratic party is certain how it is damn
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But what about this first comment? “… to bring actual weapons into this bar fight.” What does he mean? Does he occupy a metaphor? It doesn’t sound like a metaphor. It sounds like an incitement for violence, and I would bet on a significant sum that was a Republican congress member to express these exact words if they spoke of a democratic politician or an operational Europe audible. The screeching of “incitement to violence” would be deafening. And frankly, rep. Garcia is still trying here? Take a look at the graphic that accompanies this CNN interview: a picture of a man, probably Elon Muschus, pulled over him with a immense, blood-red “X”. The left screamed bloody murder – literally – at Sarah Palin’s use of crosshairs Certificate of strategic congress districts in a choice. This is a much more direct threat.
This seems to be the shares of the Democrats in the trade. If you demand violence, whether it is a thinly veiled call you could say, an euphemism – or a more direct call to violence, as we hear from street protests and college campus – should be careful what you should be wish what you want, what you want, what you want for.
The left, we should note, is not the page with all weapons.
