CNN contributor suggests Democrats should focus their criticism on Trump

Brianna LymanJuly 16, 2024

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Bedingfield then made the shocking statement that Democrats need to “turn their fire” on Trump, seemingly suggesting that they should focus their attacks on the former president instead of their own nominee. Cooper called her out on the statement, ‌asking, “Are ‌you suggesting Democrats should go after Trump instead of Biden?”

Bedingfield ⁢quickly backtracked, saying, “Of ⁤course not, Anderson. We need to focus on our‌ message and our priorities, and that’s what we’ll continue to⁤ do.” But the slip-up was telling of⁤ the mindset among Democrats and their allies in‍ the media.

Just days prior to Bedingfield’s statement, Trump survived an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania. His taxicab was struck ⁣by ‌a bullet ⁢that⁣ came within half an inch of hitting him. The suspect, a man with‌ a history of mental health issues, has been arrested and charged with attempted homicide. The incident made national headlines and drew attention to the volatile political climate in the country.

But instead of condemning the violence and extremism that led to the assassination attempt, Democrats like Bedingfield are more concerned with attacking Trump and his supporters. This kind of ⁣divisive rhetoric only serves to further polarize the country and drive us farther apart.

It’s time for both sides to come together and focus on the issues ⁣that matter most to the American people. We need to⁤ move past the politics of‍ division and hate, and work towards a more united and inclusive future for all.

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CNN contributor and former Biden White House Communications Director Kate Bedingfield said Monday that Democrats need to “turn their fire” on former President Donald Trump to win the election, just days after he survived an assassination attempt. Bedingfield immediately backtracked, but the Freudian slip was another example of the inflammatory rhetoric Democrats and left-wing corporate media deploy against Trump and his candidacy.

CNN’s Anderson Cooper played a recent clip from President Joe Biden’s sit-down interview with NBC’s Lester Holt in which Biden became angry that the media apparently won’t talk about the “18 to 28 lies” Trump told during the debate.

Anderson, noting that Biden’s team is receiving internal polling data suggesting Biden is doing poorly among voters and losing any potential chance of winning, asked Bedingfield how much longer this scenario for Democrats can continue.

“It shouldn’t go on much longer if Democrats want to win this election,” Bedingfield said. “Joe Biden became the nominee by the votes of voters who voted in the Democratic primary. He has said many, many times after having been questioned many times about this, that he’s not stepping down, and he is going to be the nominee.”

“At some point, Democrats have to decide that they want to try to win this election and turn their fire on Donald Trump. I think there is — I shouldn’t have said ‘turn their fire.’ I apologize. That was not the phrase that I meant. They need to turn their focus on Donald Trump,” Bedingfield said.

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It has been less than 72 hours since Trump avoided near-certain death by half an inch and a local former fire chief was brutally murdered while shielding his family from gunfire. It’s been less than 48 hours since Biden himself called for people to “lower the temperature” and “cool” “down” the rhetoric following the near assassination. But already, left-wing media and Democrats are returning to the inflammatory language they’ve used to describe Trump for years.

Biden told donors recently, according to Politico, that he’s “done talking about the debate, it’s time to put Trump in a bullseye.” Biden and other Democrats have repeatedly called Trump a “threat” the both “democracy” and “the very soul of this country.”