that their rights and freedoms are coming under attack but ironically the president has been launching attack of his own recently, especially against the so-called maga republicans. just a few days ago he told them i called them semifascist and a far cry from the uniter in chief. remember he claimed he would be on the campaign trail. and the inauguration speech. critics warn his rhetoric should terrify all americans. at the same time the presidential speech writer marc thiessen says this about the address. every one of those addresses involved either announcing military action or a major policy initiative. the prime time presidential address is not supposed to be a campaign speech. kayleigh: marc thiessen was on with you this morning, trace, on america s newsroom. and by mike morel, he got out read out and this is what he said, white house official said thursdays address in national historical park would focus on the continued battle for the nation and show how the pres
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did say let s make liberals cry. this has gone on the left and right and continues to go on and asked to change not just the society we live in but the future. it is not good and hopeful politically. i don t care every time a president talks it is political and anything they say will be a political message. but it s not helpful to you 19. i think it does fire up the former presidents base. i think some of the people that per hopes apathetic about him and may not come up to vote for democrats in consideration might not because of rhetoric like that. i don t support the rhetoric but i also don t support hypocrisy because the rhetoric that is very bad and offensive has been set on both sides. kayleigh: i would say there is a big distinction, julie, my former boss it was often a counter punch in a political rival. he didn t go out and say basket of deplorables and half of the nation didn t vote for me.
Armed National Guardsmen on security detail at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 19 Even though Pennsylvanians voted to elect President Joe Biden in 2020, the state still has plenty of fervent supporters of Donald Trump. Just take a drive through many rural and exurban parts of the state, including many sections of Western Pennsylvania, and it’s easy to spot Trump signs still in yards, even after the election. (“Trump 2020: Make Liberals Cry Again” signs seem particularly popular.) And it appears among those supporters are people so fervent, they were willing to break federal and local laws in the name of Trump.