Bombs mailed to Hillary, Obama

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(10-25-2018, 10:12 AM)Dill Wrote: Sure, the head of the party and president of the US presiding over chants of  "lock her up" on the same day as multiple pipe bomb attempts does not help, nor does praise for a Congressman who body slammed a reporter.  

But criticisms of Trump incitement don't do anyone any good. 

Might as well blame the postal service as Trump.

Or, while asking for civility, continuing to blame "the media" while taking no blame himself.

That's why I said I need to see actions this time...not platitudes.

I heard part of his latest rally this morning and it is obvious that someone TOLD him to tone it down and not go out yelling...because he kept referencing how softly he was talking. 

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-rally-wisconsin-today-maga-leah-vukmir-governor-scott-walker-live-stream-2018-10-24/

Quote:"My highest duty, as you know, as president is to keep America safe," he said in Mosinee, Wisconsin, adding that the "federal government is conducting an aggressive investigation." He condemned threats of political violence as "an attack on our democracy itself," and called for "all sides to come together in peace and harmony."


He then argued that politicians should not make personalized attacks against each other, even though Mr. Trump himself has often insulted other politicians and the Democratic Party. He has called the Democrats the "party of crime" and "unhinged mobs." Mr. Trump said that "the language of moral condemnation and destructive routine" has to stop, and people should solve disagreements "peacefully at the ballot box."

Mr. Trump also took the opportunity to criticize media coverage of politics.


"The media also has a responsibility to set a civil tone and to stop the endless hostility and constant negative and oftentimes false attacks and stories," he said, on the same day that a suspicious package was sent to CNN. He also later said that the media "can't take a joke."



Mr. Trump then offered a toned-down version of his usual pitch against Democrats. "We're all behaving very well. And hopefully we can keep it that way," he said of the people at the rally. He later noted that he wasn't yelling, and that he was "trying to be nice."