Trump Imagines Guns Trained on Liz Cheney's Face

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : Trump may hate war, but he loves violence.
63% : Trump wants you to accept all of this as normal
36% : Trump didn't laugh when he said it.
35% : Besides, Trump has repeatedly called for the armed forces to be used against his political critics.
29% : Trump isn't wrong that Cheney has often advocated foreign military interventions.
28% : " "You know they're all war hawks when they're sitting in Washington in a nice building saying, Ooh gee, well, let's send 10,000 troops right into the mouth of the enemy," Trump said.
28% : But Trump isn't calling for a debate.
26% : These remarks cannot be written off as joking around, the excuse that Trump has typically used when he's crossed lines.
25% : Trump makes so many outrageous remarks that keeping track of them all is difficult, and some parts of the press persist in toning down even his most dangerous comments.
19% : " Trump's campaign said that Trump "was talking about how Liz Cheney wants to send America's sons and daughters to fight in wars despite never being in a war herself."
19% : In these comments, Trump flagrantly displayed his hypocrisy.
15% : David A. Graham: Trump isn't bluffing Trump is also proposing new uses of the military domestically, not only against his enemies but to conduct a mass deportation.
6% : In an onstage interview with Tucker Carlson in Arizona, Trump called Liz Cheney, the Republican former representative from Wyoming, "a very dumb individual" and "a radical war hawk.

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