#political-rhetoric

#political-rhetoric

Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL) sounded off to Fox News's Maria Bartiromo Sunday about the dangers of calling President Donald Trump Hitler despite the fact that Vice President J.D. Vance has used those very words. In 2016, Vance texted a friend, I go back and forth between thinking Trump is a cynical asshole like Nixon who wouldn't be that bad (and might even prove useful) or that he's America's Hitler. How's that for discouraging? The text came to light as Vance ran for an Ohio Senate seat in 2022.

BILL MAHER: Yesterday the president weighed in on this. He said Violence and murder are tragic consequences of demonizing those you disagree with day after day, year after year. And that goes double for dogs fat pigs and terrible persons!. Today, they asked the president, what are you going to do to bring the country together? And he said, I know this is going to get me in trouble, but I could care less..

Conservatives have long struggled to find an ideological enemy to replace communism. It's easier to define yourself when you know what you're up against. Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) and others want transhumanism to be that defining foe. But transhumanism is a fringe notion that looms larger in the minds of conservatives than it does in reality. It is not the great threat that faces the country. It simply makes for a good enemy to advance a "respectable" form of right-wing populism.

Politics definitely has a huge part in it. Trump and when I say Trump has a huge part in it, I don't necessarily mean he's to blame for it but he's so divisive, without even really his face is just divisive. Like, he just people hate him so much, Portnoy said. And the left and the right, the rhetoric especially to me the left is insane. And it just boils, boils, boils, boils. And this happened with Trump, when, his assassination attempt, there was like a three-hour period of let's tone down the rhetoric,' and then they're right back to it.

And I always go back to hateful thoughts lead to hateful words which then lead to hateful actions. Well, I mean, he is right for the wrong reasons, Gutfeld reasoned. Hateful words do lead to a full actions and it was his side that had pretty much ran the gamut, calling everybody hitler and Nazis. Instead of viewing people as wrong, viewing them as evil.

"I love the smell of deportations in the morning," the president wrote on his Truth Social account, accompanied by an seemingly AI-generated photo of him dressed as Robert Duvall's character in the movie.

When did we become a country where it's okay for the U.S. president to insist on national television that a state should call him to beg for anything, Pritzker said in a press conference. Especially something we don't want. Have we truly lost all sense of sanity that we treat this as normal?

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) alluded to a viral rumor that President Donald Trump had died over Labor Day Weekend, telling a crowd at a festival on Monday that he understood why they were furiously checking their phones for news on the topic. But despite the rumor being untrue, he told fellow Democrats and leftists who were hoping for the president to croak not to worry, because that news will be true sooner or later.

Johnson, appearing on America's Newsroom on Fox News Friday, was asked by host Dana Perino if "there has to be some sort of accountability on the transgender front." The shooter, Robin Westman, who killed two children and wounded 18 (some sources say 17) people at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis Wednesday, has been reported to be transgender. Westman died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the scene.

It speaks volumes that Eric Adams would rather recycle Cold War insults than deal with the exhausting list of corruption and crises consuming his City Hall, Pekec said. While he's busy dodging indictments, delivering for his billionaire Trump donors, and holding a 30-year low approval rating, Zohran's focused on the issues that matter: making the most expensive city in the world more affordable and restoring trust in government.

In most of America's largest cities, crime, especially violent crime, is down. But the fear of crime is increasing. Donald Trump has made a career out of ignoring the reality of crime rates and of stoking that fear. Well before he entered politics and throughout his political career, he has talked about city life as life in a proverbial jungle.

Vance has long rejected America as an idea in favor of America as a blood-and-soil nation, built on the bones of our (presumably European) ancestors. America "is a group of people with a shared history and a common future. It is, in short, a nation," he said when he addressed the Republican National Convention in 2024. Vance's America is the eastern Kentucky cemetery where he wants to rest with his wife, and eventually his children,

If you have issues with what I'm putting out, you sure as hell should have concerns with what he's putting out as president.

Since World War II, the United States has repeatedly supported governments committing mass atrocities, despite its officials' attempts to distance the U.S. from these actions.

John Podhoretz, inheriting a neoconservative worldview, has continued a legacy of blunt and crude presentations of ideas that often self-discredit, reflecting familial patterns.

Vladimir Solovyov stated that war is inevitable between Russia and NATO, claiming that European leaders such as Sir Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron are satanists who oppose Christianity.

It becomes wrapped up in the political dispute that a judge who's doing his or her job is part of the problem. And the danger, of course, is somebody might pick up on that.

Roberts stated that political rhetoric against judges can lead to serious threats or violence, stressing the need for caution from elected officials.

Bush spoke under a now infamous banner on the carrier's bridge that proclaimed, Mission Accomplished. It would turn into a case study of American hubris.

The fact is, you can’t just categorize the entire transgender community based on the actions of a single individual. This false labeling does a disservice to actual statistics and realities.

On the day that a politician has her life taken by a deranged Democrat, maniac Eric Swalwell says President Trump is H*tler. Swalwell is shamefully inciting violence. Censure him.

The term 'démago' refers to a demagogue, someone appealing to the masses' desires and prejudices for political gain, increasingly relevant in today's political discourse.

No one wields dead black people more enthusiastically than a progressive ideologue bent on clotting common-sense political discussions.

Retailleau claimed that tight criteria are necessary and cited the requirement for language proficiency, but these measures are not new, as they have been longstanding rules.

But then, it got weirder as the man suggested something about the queen and the pope, as McNeily waited for him to wrap up: ROBERT MCNEILY: What are you most excited about seeing President Trump today?