A few days ago, Democrat Senator Elissa Slotkin of Michigan detailed how she wants to go after Trump’s inner circle in an effort to intimidate young people who may be thinking of going to work for the Trump administration.
Trump responded today, calling out Slotkin and her entire party for this.
Slotkin then ran straight to CNN to paint herself as the victim in all of this, and of course, Jake Tapper was happy to oblige her.
Transcript via Curtis Houck:
“I mean, first of all, it’s not — it’s not a veiled threat, right? I mean, threatening the Second Amendment is threatening for someone to get shot. And I think there’s been plenty of people, Democrat, and Republican, independents, who would say, like, can we just not threaten violence against each other for our words? He’s certainly precipitated a whole wave of threats against myself. But my staff, including doxing my staff, and this is part of a sort of strategy of intimidation that these people use.
And, you know, this is someone who Donald Trump thought of as a potential attorney general and then luckily thought better of it. But I just think that this is kind of part and parcel of this toxic culture of threatening violence because you disagree with someone. The President threatened to have me, you know — investigated, arrested, and hanged for sedition, and followed through with the investigation, and near-arrest part.
And this guy’s just threatening violence. And it is — again, I imagine what kids think about when they’re just scrolling Twitter — my nieces and nephews — and they see someone threaten violence because of words. It’s just — it shows you how toxic these people have become online.”
See the video below:
CNN’s Jake Tapper cues up Democrat Senator Elissa Slotkin to attack “this guy” @mrddmia over his comments calling her out for trying to intimidate young conservatives and Trump supporters from government service…
“I mean, first of all, it’s not — it’s not a veiled threat,… pic.twitter.com/keS9Zy4b4Q
— Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) October 19, 2026
She could have just apologized for her inflammatory remarks, but no – she’s the victim in all of this.
It’s all so predictable, isn’t it?
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