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Representative Jason Chaffetz accused federal prosecutors of not doing enough to deal with the increase in left-wing violence since President Trump took office.

“When Donald Trump was actually sworn in as the President of the United States there is something on the far left that really went over the top because the death threats, the number of vile personal attacks just skyrocketed.” Said the Congressman. (via Fox News Insider)
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“I worry that prosecutors are not prosecuting these cases, law enforcement is not looking at them as deeply as they need to be,” Chaffetz said, worried for his friends and family.

Radical left-wing violence has been on the rise since President Trump took office, revealing the sinister underbelly of the increasing totalitarian left in America.Spurred on by the lying mainstream media, sick individuals are promoting violence against politicians in response to losing an election.Liberal celebrities are encouraging their fans to assassinate President Trump and other Republicans, leading to real world attacks such as the GOP shooting in Virginia injuring Steve Scalise and others.

Madonna wanted to blow up the White House, Snoop Dogg shot a clown version of Trump, and Kathy Griffin posed in a gory photograph with a replica of President Trump’s severed head.As a result, already unstable liberals like James Hodgkinson are being convinced to take matters into their own hands and open fire on Republican members of congress. Left wing violence is at an all-time high due to the encouragement from the media. Journalists, celebrities, and Democrat politicians are promoting open hostilities against our President.Now, understandably so, Republican members of congress are starting to fear for their lives. Political violence is utterly contrary to the Republican foundation of our great nation, built on the peaceful transfer of power and the ability to solve our differences through rational debate.