January 1, Chicago Mayor Attacks Trump with Civil War Talk

Wyatt’s Take

• Mayor Johnson accused Trump supporters of seeking “a rematch of the Civil War” and claimed the former president declared war on Chicago.
• Critics say Democrats use heated language while failing to secure American cities and enforce the law.
• Concerns rise as left-wing allies target law enforcement without consequences in sanctuary cities.

Chicago’s Mayor Brandon Johnson made waves by saying President Trump and his supporters want to start another civil war. He claimed, “the right wing in this country want a rematch of the Civil War,” and accused the president of declaring war on people in Chicago and nationwide.

But critics argue it’s Democrats like Johnson who undermine law and order. They point to Democrat-run cities turning into so-called “sanctuary” places, ignoring federal law and siding with illegal immigrants over Americans. It’s an echo of the past, with Democrats allegedly using political power to protect their interests, now tied to illegal labor rather than slavery.

Some believe Democrats are fighting a new kind of civil war against federal authorities aiming to enforce immigration laws. They accuse Democratic leaders of encouraging groups like Antifa to antagonize law enforcement and ICE agents while turning a blind eye to violence and chaos.

There was recent shock over a Democrat candidate in Virginia who reportedly wished harm on a Republican opponent and his children. Instead of being condemned, he stayed in good standing within his party. Critics say this signals a dangerous tolerance for hateful and violent rhetoric among Democrat ranks.

Supporters of Trump see him as pushing back against these insurrectionist politicians and judges undermining constitutional authority. They warn that Democrats’ efforts to restrict gun rights are about taking away Americans’ means to protect themselves.

These developments have many Americans worried about the safety and future of their communities as political tensions rise.

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Wyatt Matters

When big city politicians use bitter words and ignore law and order, it’s working folks in middle America who pay the price. We stand for safety, honest work, and respect for the law—values worth defending now more than ever.