More than half of Democrats say they are either “unsure” or sure that America would be better off if Trump had been killed.
Scott Rasmussen, head of RMG research, surveyed 1,000 registered voters for Napolitan News on September 16 and 17.
Napolitan News says it’s scary that some Americans have lost their sense of horror after the second attempt to kill former President Trump.
“Some people say that America would have been better off if the person who tried to kill former President Trump last week had been successful.”
That’s not the worst part.
There is no doubt that Democrats like Harris and Biden, along with their media allies at CNN and MSNBC, have done their job by radicalizing Democrats into thinking that former President Trump is not human and should be killed.
The crosstabs have the most worrisome numbers…
RMG Research asked, “It’s hard to wish bad things on other people, but would America be better off if Donald Trump had been killed last weekend?”
A lot of Democrats don’t think it’s hard at all to “wish ill of another human being.” Only 47% of Democrats said “no” to that question. 28% said “America would be better off if Donald Trump had been killed,” and 25% weren’t sure.
Also, 53% of Democrats are either not against killing Trump or aren’t sure how they feel about it.
The Napolitan News Institute said:
“49% of Democrats think it is at least somewhat likely that Trump or the Trump campaign had something to do with the attempt on the president’s life, and 21% say it was very likely. 52 percent of Republicans think it is somewhat likely that the Democratic Party or the Harris campaign had something to do with it, and 28 percent say it’s very likely.”
As I’ve said before, it’s one thing for lawmakers to talk about a “special threat to democracy,” but I’ve never seen the corporate media support a plot to encourage someone to kill another person.
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