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Rob Finnerty cut through the usual media spin on his Newsmax program and described what every patriotic American sees with their own eyes: parts of liberal America resemble a war zone while Democratic leaders look the other way. He’s right to call out the double standard where downtown chaos and attacks on first responders get normalized so long as the perpetrators claim a political grievance.
The recent rash of attacks on federal agents and first responders is not a series of isolated anomalies; they form a pattern that must alarm every community. From the Dallas ICE facility shooting that investigators say targeted agents to the ambush of firefighters in Idaho, these are violent acts directed at people who run toward danger, not away from it.
Cities like Los Angeles and Portland have seen protests escalate into property destruction and direct confrontations with police, forcing governors and federal officials to deploy Guard troops and federal assets to restore order. What too many in the mainstream media call “demonstrations” often include arson, assaults, and organized disruption that endanger ordinary citizens and officers trying to keep the peace.
Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security and federal law enforcement have warned that sustained demonization of ICE and other agencies is fueling a spike in assaults on officers and agents doing their jobs. That is not a partisan talking point; it is a practical plea from people on the front lines who are being cast as villains by politicians and pundits eager for applause.
Democrat elites refuse to call out the mobs they tolerate because the chaos serves their narrative and energizes their base. Their political calculus is obvious: radical street energy keeps progressive donors and activists mobilized while the safety of everyday Americans becomes an afterthought, and that moral abdication is unforgivable.
Conservatives aren’t asking for repression; we’re demanding common-sense law and order and accountability from leaders who insist on soft-on-crime policies. Protecting neighborhoods, prosecuting violent agitators, and refusing to excuse assaults on law enforcement are basic responsibilities of government that Democrats have shirked for too long.
If Americans want safety and liberty they must vote for leaders who defend both, not those who wink at violence when it suits their politics. Rob Finnerty’s blunt warning should be a wake-up call: reclaim your streets, hold officials to account, and stop letting the left rewrite lawlessness as righteous protest.
