NewsEnglish • 2 months ago

Trump AG hopeful ‘wants to drag Democrats’ political dead bodies through streets’

www.independent.co.uk

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Trump AG hopeful ‘wants to drag Democrats’ political dead bodies through streets’

www.independent.co.uk

NewsEnglish • 2 months ago

Mike Davis shared the graphic post shortly after Trump clinched victory in the presidential race

Summary

Republican lawyer Mike Davis, a potential pick for Attorney General in Donald Trump’s incoming administration, made inflammatory posts on social media following Trump’s election victory, saying he wanted to drag Democrats’ “dead political bodies” through the streets and “burn them.”

Known for his extreme rhetoric, Davis has repeatedly advocated for aggressive action against Trump’s opponents, including threatening to “cage children” and throw rivals “in the gulag.”

Trump has publicly praised Davis, and his son, Donald Trump Jr., has expressed support for Davis’s potential role in the administration.

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Nate Cox
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104•2 months ago

“F*** unity… We have the votes. And they tried to kill Trump,” he said in another expletive-laden post, referring to Democrats.

Is someone going to tell him?
- @Zombiepirate
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  He knows. All they need is an excuse.

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