January 1, Raskin Downplays Death Threats at Anti-Trump Rallies

Wyatt’s Take

• Raskin called anti-Trump protests ‘patriotic’ even as some called for violence.
• Protesters openly wished harm on Trump and his allies, but the left-wing media hosts didn’t challenge it.
• One protester urged people to shoot government agents—a dangerous shift in rhetoric.

Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin praised nationwide “No Kings” protests as “positive” and “patriotic” on MSNBC, ignoring clear threats against conservatives made by attendees. Videos online showed several participants expressing a desire for President Trump and Stephen Miller to die, with no pushback from Raskin or the host.

Raskin described the rallies as supportive of “getting the American government back in business again,” but failed to mention protest signs openly calling for violence. At one Seattle rally, a protester carried a sign suggesting people kill those they label as “Nazis,” and said he’d kill Miller if given the chance. The FBI began investigating after this was posted online.

In Maine, another protester said her birthday wish was to read Trump’s obituary. Asked directly, she confirmed, “Yes. Absolutely.”

At a Chicago event, a man told the crowd that ICE agents “gotta get shot and wiped out,” while another protester performed a neck-shot gesture at counter-protesters showing a flag for Charlie Kirk.

This isn’t just politics anymore—these are threats and open calls for violence, yet some leaders and networks look the other way. Our nation is supposed to be better than this.

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Wyatt Matters

When words turn dangerous, it’s everyday Americans who pay the price. We stand for peaceful debate, not threats—because heartland values mean respecting our neighbors, no matter our differences.