_WHAT’S HAPPENING_
Anti-Trump “No Kings” protests took place over the weekend, drawing large crowds in cities across the country. The media tried to portray them as entirely peaceful.
However, numerous incidents captured on video showed violent and disturbing behavior aimed at President Donald Trump, those in his administration, and conservatives like Charlie Kirk — all ignored by the mainstream press.
_THE FACTS_
A protester in Portland, Maine, told a reporter she “absolutely” wished for President Trump’s death.
At a Chicago demonstration, protesters cheered as a small child stabbed and hit a piñata of Donald Trump.
Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) condemned the piñata incident, stating this is "how assassination culture takes root."
A woman later identified as a Chicago teacher was filmed gleefully mocking Charlie Kirk’s assassination with a neck-shot gesture.
Another protestor in Chicago yelled in a bullhorn that ICE agents “gotta get shot.”
Leftist protesters fantasized about guillotining Donald Trump, his family, and administration officials like Stephen Miller.
The Los Angeles protest was declared a riot after agitators targeted police and a helicopter with lasers.
The Denver Communists had a sign that said “Charlie Kirk had it coming,” while others wore shirts saying “Make Assassinations Great Again.”
The "No Kings" movement is part of the Indivisible Project, which has received millions from George Soros's Open Society.
Antifa-affiliated networks circulated flyers online urging militants to infiltrate the marches.
_INSIGHTS_
If any of these incidents — children stabbing effigies, open calls for assassination, or teachers mocking a political murder — had occurred at a Tea Party rally in the 2010s, the press would have labeled the movement a national security threat.
Instead, thousands of left-wing activists can promote violence and intimidation with zero scrutiny from major outlets. This double standard makes clear that political violence is acceptable when it targets the Right.
