January 1, Bakari Sellers Calls for MAGA ‘Fumigation’

Wyatt’s Take

• Bakari Sellers said America needs to be ‘fumigated’ of MAGA and called for an ‘exorcism’ during a panel with Don Lemon.
• Such words compare political opponents to pests and evil, dehumanizing millions of Americans.
• No one on the panel pushed back against this extreme language, showing just how far some on the Left are willing to go.

Recently, on a panel with Don Lemon, Bakari Sellers claimed America needs a “fumigation” and “exorcism” from the MAGA movement.

He said:

“I think what that episode in our country’s history showed us is that we really need some fumigation, right? We really need an exorcism, for lack of a better term.”

“We need a more aggressive approach to go in and surgically remove the cancer that is the Donald Trump and MAGA movement.”

Sellers compared MAGA supporters to pests that need to be wiped out.

No panelist questioned him, and the host said nothing.

Calling for a “fumigation” isn’t just harsh talk.

That word means using poison gas to wipe out pests in an entire building.

An expert, Anish Koka, MD, explained:

“Fumigation is a, highly effective, total-structure pest control method using toxic gas—commonly sulfuryl fluoride—to eradicate deep-seated infestations like termites.”

Comparing fellow Americans to bugs sends a dangerous message.

When nearly 77 million Americans voted for President Trump, using this kind of language draws a line straight to division.

This kind of talk would never be tolerated if aimed at any other group.

Yet, here we are, seeing silence and nods from the liberal elite while the Left ramps up extreme talk about Middle America.

While some folks rant about fascism, they dream up ways to push out anyone who disagrees with their political views.

If you think this kind of rhetoric doesn’t matter, remember where it leads: demonizing opponents, pushing for censorship, and even ginning up support to take away your rights.

Many see the growing effort to disarm law-abiding Americans as no accident.

When the temperature rises this much, ordinary working folks need to stay strong, informed, and connected to what actually matters—family, faith, and freedom.

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Wyatt Matters

When powerful voices call for drastic measures against their opponents, it’s a warning for every heartland family. Middle Americans deserve respect, not demonization, for their beliefs and values.