More Left-wing Hate

Earlier this week, Andy Beshear, Kentucky’s liberal governor, posted on X how his Christian faith teaches him to “love our neighbors.” He finished his musing by writing, “Let’s end anger politics and remember we are all Americans.” Sounds nice, right?

Well, the very next day, Beshear went on MSNBC to attack J.D. Vance over his pro-life views. Beshear immediately went for an “emotional appeal” based on the most extreme situations, like cases of rape. (Trump and Vance support exceptions for rape.) Beshear seemed to suggest that he hopes someone in Vance’s family gets raped in order to “Make him go through this.”

Vance blasted Beshear’s remarks as “really gross and really disgusting.”

Meanwhile, outside the Chicago convention, Hamas youth continued to riot in the streets, resulting in more than 70 arrests. They burned U.S. and Israeli flags while chanting calls for genocide.

These are the people who the president says are making a legitimate point. These are the people the vice president said are “showing exactly what the human emotion should be, as a response to Gaza.” Really?

And back at the convention, Chuck Schumer blamed Donald Trump for the antisemitism in the streets of Chicago. Sorry, Chuck, those aren’t MAGA supporters burning American flags. They’re your voters!

Talk about chutzpah!

The same people saying we need to “end anger politics” are aligned with these terrorist sympathizing radicals.

The same people saying they are “saving democracy” are right now celebrating a coup.

It’s also been noticed that there is very little talk at the convention about policy. That’s partly because they know their policies are not popular. For example, I wonder how popular the “queering” of our nuclear arsenal is with the American people.