Summary
Trump’s violent rhetoric isn’t leadership — it’s a direct threat to our democracy and to families here in Missouri. I believe our communities deserve unity and solutions, not hate-filled words that put lives at risk.
By Ricky Dana, Candidate for U.S. House – Missouri’s 4th (or 5th if gerrymandered) District
Trump Violent Rhetoric Endangers Missouri Families
Donald Trump recently told his crowd: “We have to be brave” and “We have radical left lunatics out there and we just have to beat the hell out of them.”
This is not leadership. This is violent rhetoric, plain and simple. When a former president stands on stage and encourages violence, it doesn’t just stay at the rally. It spreads into communities, fuels division, and makes it harder for families in Missouri to feel safe.
It’s not the left stirring up hate—it’s the MAGA cult. Every time Trump opens his mouth with this garbage, he puts Americans at risk. He needs to shut up and stop acting like a moron for his morons.
Missouri and all of the United States deserve better. 🇺🇸 We need leaders who will bring unity, solutions, and respect for democracy—not threats and fearmongering. Our families, farms, and communities are stronger when we work together, not when we’re pushed apart by reckless words from a wannabe strongman who should know better.
Sources:
Washington Post – Trump escalates violent rhetoric at rally
New York Times – Trump’s violent remarks draw bipartisan concern
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