Leftist Violence

Carlson chronicles the many assaults against free speech for conservatives - and they are shocking when considered all together. Beliefs conventionally described as conservative just five years ago now are described as 'terrorism.' Meanwhile, actual terror by the left goes unpunished.

President Trump warned violent leftists and Antifa members that opposition to them may “mobilize,” and "cause trouble" for them. The liberal media, well-organized leftist groups, law enforcement and Democrat politicians protect Antifa.

Shelby Shoup,19, a student who describes herself as volunteer for Florida Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum, was arrested after she was filmed accusing Republican volunteers at a table of enabling Nazis, and allegedly throwing milk at them. 

Wilfred Michael Stark, who is funded by George Soros, was arrested on battery charges after he allegedly grabbed, twisted and bruised the arm of a woman who is a campaign manager for Republican gubernatorial candidate.  Stark has a history of violent behavior and arrests.

Former AG Eric Holder said at a campaign event this week that when Republicans “go low,” Democrats should “kick them.” Holder uses emotional and violent language against his opposition, such as engaging in a knife fight, giving his followers permission to get physical.

Hillary Clinton, the most recent Democratic presidential candidate and leader of her party, openly endorsed viciousness against her political opponents. She said that civility can return once Democrats regain some power in the House or Senate.

Some leftists, enraged by Senator Susan Collins' support for Kavanaugh, have demanded she be forever harassed in public as a punishment for her decision. Colorado Republican Senator Cory Gardner and his family members have been doxxed and his wife has received a gruesome video of a beheading.

In the past 18 months, Rand Paul has been the target of a gunman on a baseball field, was savagely attacked by a neighbor, and has been subjected to screaming protests at the airport. His family has received numerous threats of extreme violence.

A man defaced pro-life signs during a demonstration, and scribbled on the protesters' clothing with a marker. He became agitated and made a roundhouse kick that hit a pro-life advocate in the shoulder, claiming he was merely trying to knock her phone out of her hands.

Fazeli's mother, who was not present during the altercation, says her son told her that Peters got physical first. Fazeli was released on $55,000 bail, despite having a prior conviction for a minor assault charge on his record.