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Violence is not acceptable in our system, and there is a commitment to use government resources to dismantle domestic terror networks.

Political violence is an attack on us all and creates a moment where it feels necessary to speak out against it.

President Trump calling some of the families of the Israeli hostages still being held in the tunnels of Gaza right. That's what the president's saying.

Violence is not acceptable in our political system, and there is a commitment to using government resources to dismantle domestic terror networks.

The idea that political violence can be addressed through more speech and dialogue rather than repression is a key belief held by some leaders.

President Trump deserves all the credit in the world for holding the line, for understanding the incentive structures in the Middle East, for understanding that, yes, the only way to defeat terrorism is to destroy.

It's frightening to see the President of the United States talk about his political foes in a way that suggests hatred and a lack of desire for their well-being.

Zorn Mamdani, the mayoral candidate in New York, put out a statement on October 7th. And it is perfect. It's letter perfect for what he is, which is a pro-terror radical.

Trump actually does care about people. He's a dad. He's a granddad. He's actually a really good man. And he doesn't want to see the suffering and the bloodshed continue there.

The irony of a president sending troops to face down a racist local authority today mirrors the actions of past presidents, yet the media's response is drastically different.