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This schit can no longer be tolerated, and must end, before one of the liberal nutjobs like those that showed up in Charlottesville take them up with on it.

They have already encouraged one crazy liberal to try and kill some elected Republicans.

Violent lying Democrats again. Now it's Trump and anyone who supports him are Nazi sympathizers. This is what they're attempting to sell. Even harder to believe anyone, even in TV land, buys this bucket of spit. But that's ok.

I encourage them to keep it up. The left will become as popular as public pay phones.

This is acceptable talk from the left but when Trump speaks to the nation on "The Monument Problem" he must be impeached? Has Nannie Piglosi - or any other national RAT politician - spoken out against such deplorable speech from the MO state Senator?

We really are far far down Alice's rabbit hole - I expect violence in every large urban area any day now. I pray an assassination attempt does not occur in Phoenix next Tuesday and I certainly hope that our city will NOT be the town where they take him out. An announcement of Sheriff Joe's pardon might just put them over the edge.

Critics: Trump Pardon of Joe Arpaio Would Endorse Racism Against Latinos, National Baraq Channel, Aug 15 2017

BUT if Trump says something the left hasn't approved of then Trump must be eradicated from the public scene - JUST INCREDIBLE!!!!!!Democrat Proposes Impeachment Articles Against Trump for Charlottesville Remarks

Missouri's top Democrats call for senator to resign for 'I hope Trump is assassinated' post

With five written words Thursday morning, one of Missouri’s most controversial state lawmakers spawned a U.S. Secret Service investigation, potentially endangered her own political career — and flung St. Louis squarely into the middle of America’s raging racial-political debate in the wake of the unrest in Charlottesville, Va.
“I hope Trump is assassinated!” Missouri state Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal, D-University City, wrote during a morning Facebook exchange, referring to Republican President Donald Trump.
She quickly deleted her post, but not quickly enough. By midafternoon, the political verdicts of her own party were rolling in:

U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo.: “I condemn it. It’s outrageous. And she should resign.”
U.S. Rep. William Lacy Clay, D-St. Louis: “(C)alling for the assassination of the President is a federal crime. … (She is) an embarrassment to our state. She should resign immediately.”
Missouri Democratic Party Chair Stephen Webber: “The … Party will absolutely not tolerate calls for the assassination of the President. I believe she should resign.”
Missouri Senate Democratic Caucus leader Sen. Gina Walsh: “(She) should be ashamed of herself for adding her voice to this toxic environment.”
Republican Gov. Eric Greitens said in a statement: “We can have differences in our country, but no one should encourage political violence. The senator should resign.”
Lt. Gov. Mike Parson, a Republican, and state Auditor Nicole Galloway, a Democrat, also called for Chappelle-Nadal’s resignation.
In an interview, Chappelle-Nadal acknowledged she wrote the offending line on her personal Facebook page in response to another commenter before deleting it.
“I didn’t mean what I put up. Absolutely not. I was very frustrated. Things have got to change,” Chappelle-Nadal told the Post-Dispatch. “It was in response to the concerns that I am hearing from residents of St. Louis. I have deleted it, and it should have been deleted, but there is something way more important that we should be talking about.”
She added later: “I am not resigning … What I said was wrong, but I am not going to stop talking about what led to that, which is the frustration and anger that many people across America are feeling right now.”
Chappelle-Nadal said her comment stemmed from frustration over the events in Charlottesville over the weekend, in which a white supremacist protester allegedly rammed his car into a group of counterprotesters, killing a 32-year-old woman.