Hakeem Jeffries threatens Kristi Noem's life.

More violent talk from the very top of the Democrat party.

They are out of control.


"She should have never been confirmed. Shame on every Republican in the Senate who put this wildly unqualified person into a position of significance, the Department of Homeland Security, so she could unleash brutalization on everyday Americans, American citizens, and law abiding immigrant families. It’s disgraceful.

She’s got to go. We are dead serious.

She needs to be put on ice permanently."


put someone on ice​


English​

Ver​

  1. (slang, idiomatic) To murder someone.

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Don’t ever take seriously a Democrat who preaches that they are the non-violent party.
 
Not on purpose.
So you are saying you are so stupid you have no idea what threads you click on, read, and respond to. :auiqs.jpg:

Might want to get that looked at, Short Bus.
 
Where's the press conference from Johnson addressing Hakeems comments?
Johnson needs to call Hakeem out and demand the calls for violence coming from the left stop!!!
He needs to draw comparisons to the rise in calls for violence and assassinating people to speech coming from democrat elected officials. He needs to demand the DOJ start charging people for direct threats of violence. Otherwise calling for people to be assassinated on social media will be the new normal and going after people will overwhelm the system.
 
Dog whistle? Was that supposed to be funny considering she’s a dog murderer?

AI Overview
Democrats frequently accuse Republicans of using "
dog whistles"—coded, ambiguous language designed to appeal to specific voter anxieties regarding race, immigration, or culture without appearing explicitly prejudiced. Critics argue these tactics are used to stir the Republican base, focusing on issues like "inner-city crime," "DEI," and immigration.
Key examples and accusations highlighted by Democrats and researchers include:
  • Immigration and Race: Accusations that phrases like "they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists" or mentions of "illegal aliens" act as racist dog whistles.
  • "DEI" and "CRT": Terms like Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and Critical Race Theory (CRT) are, according to Democratic critics, often weaponized to signal opposition to racial progress.
  • Campaign Rhetoric: Democratic leaders have accused figures like Ron DeSantis of using racial dog whistles against opponents, and President Trump is described as a "master" of using such language, such as regarding the 2020 election or immigration.
  • Specific Attacks: Critics argued that opposing President Biden's pledge to pick a Black woman for the Supreme Court by calling it "affirmative action" was a "racist dog-whistle".
Republicans often deny these charges, arguing that such terms are not intended to be offensive but are misinterpreted by opponents.




 
AI Overview
Democrats frequently accuse Republicans of using "
dog whistles"—coded, ambiguous language designed to appeal to specific voter anxieties regarding race, immigration, or culture without appearing explicitly prejudiced. Critics argue these tactics are used to stir the Republican base, focusing on issues like "inner-city crime," "DEI," and immigration.
Key examples and accusations highlighted by Democrats and researchers include:
  • Immigration and Race: Accusations that phrases like "they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists" or mentions of "illegal aliens" act as racist dog whistles.
  • "DEI" and "CRT": Terms like Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and Critical Race Theory (CRT) are, according to Democratic critics, often weaponized to signal opposition to racial progress.
  • Campaign Rhetoric: Democratic leaders have accused figures like Ron DeSantis of using racial dog whistles against opponents, and President Trump is described as a "master" of using such language, such as regarding the 2020 election or immigration.
  • Specific Attacks: Critics argued that opposing President Biden's pledge to pick a Black woman for the Supreme Court by calling it "affirmative action" was a "racist dog-whistle".
Republicans often deny these charges, arguing that such terms are not intended to be offensive but are misinterpreted by opponents.




The demented LEFT are pathetic hypocrites.
 
AI Overview
Democrats frequently accuse Republicans of using "
dog whistles"—coded, ambiguous language designed to appeal to specific voter anxieties regarding race, immigration, or culture without appearing explicitly prejudiced. Critics argue these tactics are used to stir the Republican base, focusing on issues like "inner-city crime," "DEI," and immigration.
Key examples and accusations highlighted by Democrats and researchers include:
  • Immigration and Race: Accusations that phrases like "they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists" or mentions of "illegal aliens" act as racist dog whistles.
  • "DEI" and "CRT": Terms like Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and Critical Race Theory (CRT) are, according to Democratic critics, often weaponized to signal opposition to racial progress.
  • Campaign Rhetoric: Democratic leaders have accused figures like Ron DeSantis of using racial dog whistles against opponents, and President Trump is described as a "master" of using such language, such as regarding the 2020 election or immigration.
  • Specific Attacks: Critics argued that opposing President Biden's pledge to pick a Black woman for the Supreme Court by calling it "affirmative action" was a "racist dog-whistle".
Republicans often deny these charges, arguing that such terms are not intended to be offensive but are misinterpreted by opponents.





Krsti’s dog don’t whistle any more. Its unlikely Botox Barbie whistles either
 
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Krsti’s dog don’t whistle any more. Its unlikely Botox Barbie whistles either
You guys go after Republican women every chance you get. You know that is dangerous for you. Whether they are good or not is immaterial.
 
AI Overview
Democrats frequently accuse Republicans of using "
dog whistles"—coded, ambiguous language designed to appeal to specific voter anxieties regarding race, immigration, or culture without appearing explicitly prejudiced. Critics argue these tactics are used to stir the Republican base, focusing on issues like "inner-city crime," "DEI," and immigration.
Key examples and accusations highlighted by Democrats and researchers include:
  • Immigration and Race: Accusations that phrases like "they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists" or mentions of "illegal aliens" act as racist dog whistles.
  • "DEI" and "CRT": Terms like Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and Critical Race Theory (CRT) are, according to Democratic critics, often weaponized to signal opposition to racial progress.
  • Campaign Rhetoric: Democratic leaders have accused figures like Ron DeSantis of using racial dog whistles against opponents, and President Trump is described as a "master" of using such language, such as regarding the 2020 election or immigration.
  • Specific Attacks: Critics argued that opposing President Biden's pledge to pick a Black woman for the Supreme Court by calling it "affirmative action" was a "racist dog-whistle".
Republicans often deny these charges, arguing that such terms are not intended to be offensive but are misinterpreted by opponents.






You won’t be able to educate that one. She is like a dog on a bone when it comes to stupid.
 
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