Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Gettr, Truth Social, Twitter
Connecticut's junior Senator, Chris Murphy, is at it again.
Fresh off calling for radical leftists to use "any means necessary" to stop Trump, Murphy is now promising that "something dark might be coming."
Considering who his friends are, that warning should probably be taken seriously.
Murphy even took the time to name George Soros in his thread, and defend his comrade from the suggestion that Soros should be brought up on "racketeering charges" because of his alleged funding of political violence.
Then Murphy said, laughably, that most of the political violence is coming from the right, asserting that "the right views the left as an existential to a white, Christian majority nation and thus must be destroyed," citing the words of Michael Anton.
Murphy seems especially triggered that government money has stopped flowing so freely into left-wing NGOs.
He closed the thread by suggesting that Trump is going to start locking up opposition leaders, so it's time to fight (and give more money to his PAC... which uses alleged money laundering outfit Act Blue to do donation processing).
Connecticut GOP Chair Ben Proto reacted to Murphy's latest unhinged thread.
"Unfortunately, Senator Murphy continues to fan the flames of political violence, proving his words about Charlie Kirk’s death were meaningless and perfunctory," Proto said in a statement to the Centinal.
"As a so-called leader in our country, it is incumbent upon Senator Murphy to lead by example, to turn down the hate rhetoric and offer real, common-sense solutions to our country’s problems and issues, many of which were created by administrations he supported and continues to support," said Proto.
Proto brought up Murphy's interview just a few hours before Charlie Kirk was assassinated, along with the associated post on X, which raised eyebrows.
In the post, Murphy wrote, "We will not stop Trump from destroying our democracy through de-escalatory politics. We need to fight fire with fire." leaving many people to wonder exactly what Murphy meant.
"Chris Murphy spews hate and encourages violence to move his agenda, which seems more personal in nature than what is best for America," said Proto.
Perhaps the reason it seems so personal in nature has something to do with Murphy's friends and their globalist goals for America being derailed by the Trump Administration.
Stay updated with the latest in the Constitution State with The CT Centinal
