Leftists compiling a Hit List of Conservatives to add to Charlie Kirk assassination.
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Failzero
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Is John Fetterman on the list ?
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BlindBoo
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Sure sure 15 minutes into his hour long screed of lies and hate filled rhetoric he said that once.
Later in his hate speech the crowd echoed his call for a fight, "Fight for Trump, Fight for Trump...." and at end of his standard hate list of lies about America and Americans, he sent them off the disrupt the counting of the Certified State EC votes.
"And we fight. We fight like hell. And if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore."
Read Trump's Jan. 6 Speech, A Key Part Of Impeachment Trial
The former president's remarks are being used by Democrats hoping to convict him for incitement of insurrection — and are being defended by his lawyers in the Senate proceedings.
www.npr.org
Then, when Pence followed the Constitution, the anti Pence Trumpy Tweeter enrage the crowd. Benedict Donald did nothing to call them off for hours because he wanted them there.
Nostra
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He said “fight”, did he?
Sure sure 15 minutes into his hour long screed of lies and hate filled rhetoric he said that once.
Later in his hate speech the crowd echoed his call for a fight, "Fight for Trump, Fight for Trump...." and at end of his standard hate list of lies about America and Americans, he sent them off the disrupt the counting of the Certified State EC votes.
"And we fight. We fight like hell. And if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore."
Read Trump's Jan. 6 Speech, A Key Part Of Impeachment Trial
The former president's remarks are being used by Democrats hoping to convict him for incitement of insurrection — and are being defended by his lawyers in the Senate proceedings.
Then, when Pence followed the Constitution, the anti Pence Trumpy Tweeter enrage the crowd. Benedict Donald did nothing to call them off for hours because he wanted them there
He said “fight”, did he?
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BlindBoo
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He said it multiple times right before he sent his MAGAMOB off to the Capitol building. They were told by El Trumpe that they must fight like hell or they wouldn't have a government left. They had been riled up by a host of speakers spewing lies and hate filled, violence inducing rhetoric for hours. Quite unlike the instances presented as a defense for the Impeachment King, Benedict Donald. A montage that didn't exactly include context. None of them sent a mob of angry followers off to disrupt a joint session of Congress trying to unconstitutionally reverse the certified votes of the states. A vote that he was bound by the Constitution to lose. Mob violence like that was Mussolini's tactic.
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kyzr
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Apology accepted. To answer your question:
Flashback Video: When Lincoln Project's Rick Wilson Said 'Put a Bullet in Donald Trump'
A resurfaced video shows anti-Trump founder of the Lincoln Project, Rick Wilson, saying Trump's opponents should "put a bullet" in him.
www.westernjournal.com
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He's justifying the murder of children.
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Wilson was a Republican Strategist at the time. Perhaps you think his comment wasn't investigated?Apology accepted. To answer your question:
Rick Wilson said "they have to put a bullet in Donald Trump."Flashback Video: When Lincoln Project's Rick Wilson Said 'Put a Bullet in Donald Trump'
A resurfaced video shows anti-Trump founder of the Lincoln Project, Rick Wilson, saying Trump's opponents should "put a bullet" in him.
Here's the rest of the story. Back in 2015 Rick got things very wrong......
Joining me now, Republican media consultant Rick Wilson. Rick, do you feel any sympathy for the plaintive wail of John Kasich? RICK WILSON, REPUBLICAN MEDIA CONSULTANT: Imagine the size of my tiny, tiny nano-scale violin. You know, John Kasich is guy he who is like a guy who piss off the Republican voters. That doesn`t excuse one of the things -- the things that Trump and Carson are saying that are way -- frankly way outside of the limited government conservative mainstream. But I have a lot of the trouble building up a big well of sympathy for John Kasich right now. HAYES: So, here`s why I wanted to have you on. We`ve been talking about Trump the whole time. At one point, a number of times you were on, you said, basically, look, people are going to come at him on policy, right, nail him down on stuff. And, you know, he`s going have to defend whether it`s his love of eminent domain or all of his views he has that were out of line with the Republican base. What`s actually happened is that he`s just been supplanted by someone who has less policy chops as far as I can tell than he does, the one person in the race who seems to care even less about actually fleshing out a policy agenda. WILSON: The very sort of Zen nature of Ben Carson is sort of deceptive. I mean, the guy seems so calm and mindful and so quiet. And yet, there`s a lot there that is frankly, I don`t think people have had a good hard look at yet as a candidate and as a potential president. And, you know, this is a guy who has a lot of assets and a lot of high regard among Republican primary voters but there`s also a certain emerging unreadiness I think in terms of where he`s at on having a developed set of limited government principles beyond a few things and he gets in deep water very quickly. He gets over his head very quickly when you start drilling down on policy questions with him. HAYES: Here`s why I think -- I would agree with that. Let me say, here`s what I would say is my position if I`m say a big sort of GOP donor class member, if I`m in the vaunted Republican establishment. I am psyched about Carson`s rise, because here`s what it makes me think -- in 2012, we got the chart of the primary leader that happened in that summer before the 2011 where everyone sort of gets a turn, right? Those were truncated short cycles, four, six, eight weeks and eventually went into Romney. Carson`s rise at the expense of Trump makes me think hopefully, again, if I`m a donor class establishment Republican, the same thing`s happening here just on a longer time scale. Does that scan to you? WILSON: Somewhat but here`s the thing. But here`s the thing -- Trump is still a powerful force right now and still holding a lot of the part of the base that is very activated by his message, the nativist message that`s got a fraction of the base energized. The donor class can`t just sit back on the sidelines and say, oh, well, don`t worry, this will work itself out. They`re still going to have to go out and put a bullet in Donald Trump. And that`s a fact. They`re still going to eventually have to figure out ways to find candidates that are going to be of the caliber and the quality level to post up against Hillary Clinton because right now, I will tell you, no matter who you support or how much you like them, neither Donald Trump or Ben Carson is ready to go up against the Clinton machine. And that`s not saying that Jeb Bush is, or Cruz or Marco or anybody else is either. But those guys are obviously not ready for primetime when the answers that they`re giving are -- there are a dozen TV ads against Ben Carson. Whether you love him or not in the statements he made just today that the Clinton people are smart and quick and they will use against us. HAYES: That is a key point. You will start hearing that more I think, as we get closer to the beginning of the official vote counting. Rick Wilson, always a pleasure.
Do you think he was trying to radicalize the Rabid Right's billionaire donors?
candycorn
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Rick Wilson. The guy from the Lincoln Project.Apology accepted. To answer your question:
Rick Wilson said "they have to put a bullet in Donald Trump."Flashback Video: When Lincoln Project's Rick Wilson Said 'Put a Bullet in Donald Trump'
A resurfaced video shows anti-Trump founder of the Lincoln Project, Rick Wilson, saying Trump's opponents should "put a bullet" in him.
And he speaks for the Left?
In what bizzaro world do you live ?
candycorn
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He’s a republican strategist. So he’s your baggage.
jc456
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post what you have.
jc456
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lincoln project is a demofk business.
jc456
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well their base position is hypocrisy 101
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