They Poured Gasoline on Him: Far-Left Mob Surrounds Pro-Trump Man Outside Federal Building — What Happens Next Is Pure Chaos (Video)
This is straight-up attempted murder.
A pro-Trump man was surrounded by a far-left mob outside a federal building in Los Angeles. They doused him with gasoline and then chased him down like animals when he tried to run for his life. One spark and he would have been burned alive.
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These aren’t protesters exercising their rights. These are domestic terrorists who have been emboldened for years by soft treatment from authorities and media that downplays left-wing violence. The same people who scream about “fascism” are perfectly fine using gasoline and mob tactics to silence anyone who supports Trump or secure borders.
The man somehow managed to escape, but the intent was clear. This wasn’t a heated argument or a protest gone wrong. This was a deliberate attempt to terrorize and potentially kill a political opponent in broad daylight.
For years, radical leftists have operated with near-impunity. They attack Trump supporters, block roads, assault police, and now they’re escalating to trying to set people on fire. All while institutions look the other way or make excuses.
This kind of violence has no place in America. The man who was attacked did nothing wrong except show support for the President. That should never be a death sentence.
The people who did this need to be identified, arrested, and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Treating this as “mostly peaceful protest” or “fiery but mostly peaceful” rhetoric is over. This is attempted murder with gasoline.
America’s institutions need to wake up before more people get lit on fire for having the wrong political views.
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Sullivan pens a regular column that focuses on corruption within government, cronyism, illegal immigration, and general left-wing malfeasance. Kathy also serves as a leading voice against the establishment within the Republican Party and enthusiastically promotes pro-Trump candidates to battle entrenched moderate incumbents.
