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The latest Fox & Friends Weekend segment pointed to a disturbing new reality: prominent Trump officials have reportedly begun relocating onto military installations for their own safety as political violence in this country hits what hosts called a “fever pitch.” Conservatives who’ve watched Washington descend into weaponized outrage aren’t surprised — we warned this would be the inevitable outcome of a media culture that celebrates harassment and excuses mob tactics.
This isn’t paranoia; it’s prudence. With a string of high-profile attacks, threats, and harassment campaigns aimed at public figures over the last several years, responsible officials are choosing secure quarters over being left vulnerable while the left’s street energy is stoked by partisan outlets and angry influencers. The decision to seek the protection of military bases is a sober response to a real and escalating threat environment that Democrats and the media too often minimize.
Let’s be blunt: when the only consistent reaction from elites is virtue-signaling and finger-pointing, real people get hurt and public servants take precautions. Conservatives believe in law and order; we also believe in common sense. If the Biden era’s permissive posture toward political violence has pushed officials to seek military protection, that’s the predictable cost of a culture that rewards intimidation.
Americans who love this country should be furious that politics has devolved into threats, vandalism, and outright violence instead of debate and persuasion. The left’s tolerance for rioting, the selective outrage over some attacks while ignoring others, and the constant narrative of victimhood have created a cesspool where intimidation is a political strategy. This is not courage; it is cowardice dressed up as righteous fury — and taxpayers are now on the hook to protect those targeted.
Worse, the optics of leaders moving onto bases will be twisted by the media into paranoia or grandstanding, but patriots know the truth: protecting families and staff is a basic obligation. Elected officials swore an oath to serve, not to be sacrificed on the altar of performative politics. When they act to keep people safe, blame the mobs, the activists who escalate rhetoric into threats, and the journalists who stoke the flames.
This moment should prompt a national reckoning: restore respect for law enforcement, prosecute political violence regardless of which side commits it, and reject the double standard that excuses left-wing mobs while criminalizing peaceful conservative protest. Conservatives will keep fighting for free speech and the peaceful transfer of power, but we will not accept a country where intimidation determines policy or residence.
Finally, hardworking Americans deserve leaders who defend the nation instead of hiding from its problems. Move onto a base if you must, but don’t leave the rest of the country exposed while you bunker up. If the left keeps turning politics into street warfare, they will own the consequences — and we will hold them accountable at every ballot box and every courthouse until order is restored.
