Staff Reports
In a truly bizarre twist on the recent assassination attempt on former President Trump, Axios co-founders Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei are suggesting that Trump should take responsibility for the incident and use it as a chance to redefine himself and the nation. They seem to be forgetting the basic principle that blaming the victim is never a good look.
Trump has faced attacks from both sides, with his own allies making provocative statements in the aftermath of the shooting. But to suggest that he should apologize for the attempt on his life is a new level of absurdity. The left has spent years demonizing Trump, yet somehow it’s now his fault that someone tried to kill him?
Allen and VandeHei propose that Trump could unify America by showing humility and toning down his rhetoric. This coming from a pair who conveniently overlook the inflammatory language and divisive actions of the left, who have fueled hatred and violence against Trump and his supporters.
Blaming Trump for his own assassination attempt, Axios co-founders urge him to accept fault; suggesting he redefines himself – a moment they argue is rare and precious. The audacity of blaming Trump for the attack and demanding a change in his tone to… https://t.co/6ymF98Qpp6
— The America One News (@am1_news) July 15, 2024
The idea that Trump needs to change his tone to bring unity, while the left continues its vitriolic attacks without consequence, is a prime example of the double standard at play. It’s high time for a reality check on who is truly responsible for the current state of political discourse in America.
Matt Margolis is the author of several bestselling books critiquing the left’s manipulation of media and politics, shedding light on the hypocrisy and bias that pervade today’s political landscape. His work serves as a stark reminder of the importance of holding all sides accountable for their words and actions, rather than resorting to baseless blame games.
