Violent threats, rhetoric becoming commonplace, researchers warn

Violent threats and rhetoric targeting judges, poll workers and political figures are on the rise in the United States -- and not just on fringe websites or platforms by organized extremist groups.

Related Keywords

Texas ,United States ,New York ,Georgia ,Colorado ,Florida ,Cincinnati ,Ohio ,Keith Werhan ,Michael Lee Tomasi ,Rickyw Shiffer ,Robert Watts ,Peter Adams ,Lyndonb Johnson ,Esther Salas ,Elon Musk ,Daniel Jones ,Tanyas Chutkan ,Ruby Freeman ,Rudy Giuliani ,Donald Trump ,Abigail Jo Shry ,Nicholas John Roske ,Wandrea Arshaye Moss ,Amy Klobuchar ,Arthur Engoron ,Us Marshals Service ,Facebook ,Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh ,Tulane University ,Colorado Supreme Court ,Twitter ,Department Of Homeland Security ,Supreme Court ,President Donald ,Judge Tanya ,New York Judge Arthur Engoron ,Advance Democracy ,News Literacy Project ,Truth Social ,First Amendment ,Homeland Security ,Lee Tomasi ,Rio Verde ,John Roske ,Supreme Court Justice Brett ,Daniel Anderl Judicial Security ,Judge Esther Salas ,Election Worker Protection Act ,Rhetoric ,Bomb Threats ,Brett Kavanaugh ,020 Presidential Election ,Violent Threats ,