Theblaze iconTheblazeSep 28, 2026 ~1 min source read

‘That’s not the issue’: The NYT is dodging the real problem with political violence

You know, they've got all of these reporters who side with all the murderers in our society now," he says. It shows that the left has no respect for human life." And in a recent poll, it's revealed that nearly a whopping 60% of Democrats are neutral on President Trump getting assassinated in order for him to leave office.

‘That’s not the issue’: The NYT is dodging the real problem with political violence

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You know, they've got all of these reporters who side with all the murderers in our society now," he says.

It shows that the left has no respect for human life." And in a recent poll, it's revealed that nearly a whopping 60% of Democrats are neutral on President Trump getting assassinated in order for him to...

Nine percent say somewhat positive," executive producer Keith Malinak says.

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You know, they've got all of these reporters who side with all the murderers in our society now," he says. It shows that the left has no respect for human life." And in a recent poll, it's revealed that nearly a whopping 60% of Democrats are neutral on President Trump getting assassinated in order for him to leave office. Nine percent say somewhat positive," executive producer Keith Malinak says.

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  • "So you've got 32% saying it would be very or somewhat positive," Gray says.
  • "Fifty-seven percent either positive or they're fine with it," Malinak adds.

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Instead of defending free speech, Gray says the Times is excusing the left "as they revel in violence." "They had some thoughtful insight into Charlie Kirk's assassination just a few days after the anniversary of his assassination. "Twenty-three percent of Democrats say that would be very positive. "The New York Times wants to make this a freedom of speech thing.

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