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4:35Now PlayingIn the wee hours of the morning between October 2nd and 3rd, Donald Trump shared a meme to his official Truth Social account that called Democrats “the party of hate, evil, and satan,” along with several other grotesque names. This comes after weeks of Republicans telling us that “violent” rhetoric from the Left is responsible for violence in this country. So far, there hasn’t been a single high-profile Republican that has come out and condemned this language in any response equal to the false claims they made about Democratic rhetoric in the last few weeks. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this mind-blowing, but completely predictable, hypocrisy.
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