Posted on 03/17/2025 8:53:28 AM PDT by DFG
In today’s political climate, when our country feels more divided than ever, disagreements are bound to happen. We argue with our family members, our neighbors and people we’ve never met. We get frustrated with public officials when they make decisions we don’t think are good for us or our community.
But those disagreements should never turn violent. That’s why it’s unsettling to hear reports of U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis receiving death threats from people who disagree with him. Audio shared with and published in The News & Observer shows people leaving vulgar and threatening messages for Tillis since the last election. The threats have reportedly even extended to his staff, his kids and his grandkids.
Authorities also are investigating death threats made against Jefferson Griffin, the Republican judge contesting last year’s N.C. Supreme Court election. Griffin’s attorney told WRAL that he has received hateful letters that include death threats and threats of other violent acts, as well as threats on social media platforms.
We condemn that behavior. Threats of violence against public officials are wrong, and they’re not something politicians should have to accept as part of signing up for public service. People should be able to voice what they think — and voice it strongly — but that discourse should never include threats to Tillis, Griffin or anyone else.
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somehow it’s impossible to trace
odd, isn’t it?
Jussie Smolette?
The body of the article doesn’t say which political party the senator is a member. Nor does the title. Editorial bias favoring the democrat party.
“… when our country feels more divided than ever…”
That phrase should be banned! Does no one remember the history of the 1850s to 1870s?
Heck if they can remember the order of the months they are doing better than many of their peers.
Verbal threats are from unhinged cowards. Carry for the darwin awarders.
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