The relentless drumbeat of hatred from Hollywood elites and late-night hosts has consequences. When figures like Jimmy Kimmel mock the First Lady and spew venom against President Trump night after night, they plant seeds of division and rage in unstable minds. Cole Allen’s actions at the Correspondents’ Dinner weren’t born in a vacuum—they reflect a toxic culture where political disagreement is treated as justification for violence.Our nation was founded on debate and ideas, not incitement disguised as comedy. Yet too many on the left celebrate this corrosive rhetoric, ignoring how it erodes civility and endangers lives. Conservatives have long warned that normalizing such attacks on leaders and their families invites chaos. The Secret Service’s swift response saved the day, but the underlying sickness in our discourse demands accountability.It’s time to reject this evil cycle. Families deserve leaders who unite, not entertainers who divide for ratings. Pray for healing, demand better from the media, and stand firm for a country where disagreement never turns deadly. America deserves discourse rooted in respect, not the poison that fuels such tragedies.
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