There's been a lot of conversation lately about the rhetoric that's being used by the

President of the United States of America, specifically after he has decided that we are

domestic terrorists, the Maga Republicans, right? And that recent rhetoric is something that

actually isn't new. It's something he's been talking about and talking about conservatives

this way for quite some time. People just don't want to go back in history and remember this.

You may remember that back during the 2012 campaign, Mitt Romney, Joe Biden said, Mitt Romney,

Mitt Romney, like the best ally of the Democratic Party in the Senate would put people back in

chains. Now specifically at the time when that was said, he was trying to imply it was African

Americans that would even put back in chains and he was some sort of racist. But this is something

that has been consistent for this President. And going into the midterms, I think it also is

now very clear. There is a civil war on voters. It's a civil war on conservative voters. Kathy

Griffin, for example, is doing her part now to help Democrats escalate political rhetoric

to a dangerous new level ahead of the midterm elections. Now, this is the same person that depicted

the beheading of Donald Trump holding up the head of Donald Trump with blood in the hair of

Donald Trump and on the face. You may remember that people said, okay, it crossed the line and

they kind of canceled her, but not really. Now she's saying it will be a civil war if voters elect

Republicans. And this goes back to the dog whistles coming from the President of the United

States of America, how dare you attack me? How dare you attack my son? How dare you attack my

integrity? And it's going to be a civil war if you guys win. Kathy Griffin, hearing that dog whistle

runs out there and says exactly the same thing. Now you may roll your eyes at Kathy Griffin, okay?

But you got to understand something here. She's really just taking the lead from other Democrats

here. And she's taking the lead from the President of the United States of America. That's what you

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