Repeated Democrat Violence in Minnesota

In Minnesota, the Democrat base has heeded the call for incivility by prominent leaders Hillary Clinton and Maxine Waters, physically assaulting Republican politicians.

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Via WCCO in Minneapolis:

[State Representative] Sarah Anderson was heading out for a day of campaigning Sunday when she saw a man damaging campaign signs near her Plymouth home.

So she confronted him.

“I said, ‘You can’t do this!’ And he said, ‘Yes, I can, I’m an anarchist! I can do whatever I want!’ And I said, ‘No, you can’t, that’s not your property,’” Anderson said.

Expecting a moonbat to respect the concept of property unsurprisingly went nowhere.

Cursing and demanding she kill herself, the leftist backed her into traffic. Anderson retreated to her car and followed him to a gas station, where he charged her, tried to stop her from leaving, and even punched her in the arm.

Rep Anderson is not alone:

The sign incident came two days after fellow Republican House candidate Shane Mekeland was punched in the face in St. George Township, northeast of St. Cloud.

After getting cold cocked at a local eatery, Mekeland hit his head on the floor and afterward appeared to suffer from memory loss.

On the positive side, the Minnesota Democratic Party has suspended spokesman William Davis for posting on Facebook that Jacobins I mean Democrats would “bring [Republicans] to the guillotine” on election day. Until recently, that would have been recognized as a figure of speech, but these days you can’t be sure.

The suspension is not good enough, says Minnesota Republican Party chair Jennifer Carnahan. Having been subjected to numerous death threats, she wants Davis permanently canned for helping to stoke the violent rhetoric coming from the Left.

Liberal violence is working, at least to an extent:

Mekeland … said he and his volunteers will only travel in pairs for the rest of the campaign to ensure they are not alone during such visits, which will limit the ground they cover.

Physical safety has become a legitimate concern for Republicans candidates and campaign workers.

If you think these people are scary now, wait and see what they are like if their anticipated Blue Wave fails to materialize. But then, for the Blue Wave to wash in and give them more power would be scarier still.

On tips from Artfldgr, Byron, and 1-Bodhisattva.

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