For several years now, the Democratic Party and its allies in the media have been fomenting violence. Since they control the mainstream news cycle, they’ve been able to get away with their mischief—bigly. One must be a low-grade moron, a fanatical Democratic partisan, or a seeing- and hearing-impaired hermit not to notice what’s been transpiring. From 2020’s so-called Summer of Love, through the intimidation of Supreme Court justices who supposedly voted “against women” in the Dobbs decision of 2022, to the incitement to assassinate Donald Trump in 2024, to the recent torching of Tesla automobiles and dealerships, the Democrats have been as much steeped in violence as the Nazis and Communists were during the waning days of the Weimar Republic.

Senator Chuck Schumer’s threat of “reaping the whirlwind,” hurled on the steps of the Supreme Court at the justices who sided with reversing Roe v. Wade against the wishes of the Democratic Party, was no idle gesture. Those justices were targeted in their homes and  menacingly demonstrated against, while Justice Kavanaugh was the object of an assassination plot by someone angered by his stand on abortion. If anyone is disappointed by how supposedly conservative justices have begun to vote with the left, the explanation might be that these vulnerable judges are understandably afraid that Democratic mobs and assailants may come after them and their families. Given their unsettling recent experiences, these judges have every reason to fear this.

Democratic operatives and their media allies are not looking in the mouths of the unhinged gift horses they’ve created. The Democrats learned, after the 2020 riots they helped abet, how much partisan violence they can get away with stirring up. While the staff of Kamala Harris and other prominent Democrats were bailing out the arsonists who burned Minneapolis during the George Floyd riots, enabling them to return to their criminal activities, the media provided cover for the party they slobber over. News interpreters went apoplectic attacking Trump’s policy of calling out the National Guard during those riots, and they focused their feigned anger on Kyle Rittenhouse, the young man in Kenosha, Wisconsin, who shot and killed assailants who were chasing him during another riot inspired by a police shooting.