Many expect post-election violence, most blame media – Washington Examiner
The article discusses public expectations of violence following the upcoming election, regardless of the winner, highlighting a notable concern among voters. A recent Rasmussen Reports survey indicates that a significant majority of likely voters attribute the anticipated unrest to the biased media, with 80% believing it contributes to national division and potential violence. This sentiment emerges in the context of past election-related disturbances, including protests after Trump’s inauguration in 2017 and the Capitol riot in 2021. The article also notes a “Hate List” showing that Trump has faced more media hostility than Vice President Kamala Harris. Additionally, the article mentions that survivalist communities are preparing for possible unrest, reflecting a broader apprehension regarding the election outcome. the piece underscores a deep concern about the media’s role in exacerbating tensions and the likelihood of post-election violence.
Many expect post-election violence, most blame media
People are already assigning blame for the wave of violence they expect to see after Election Day, no matter who wins.
In the latest survey to show widespread concern about violence after either Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump wins the presidency, a supermajority of likely voters are putting the blame on the biased media.
The latest Rasmussen Reports survey shared with Secrets found that eight in 10 believe the media is dividing the country, setting the stage for violence.
Election-related violence occurred after both of the last two presidential elections. In 2017, after former President Donald Trump was inaugurated, angry protesters torched cars and damaged parts of downtown Washington, D.C.. In 2021, protesters entered the U.S. Capitol and stalled the counting of President Joe Biden’s Electoral College victory.
A new “Hate List” compiled by the New Tolerance Campaign showed that Trump has faced more media hate than Harris.
Secrets reported yesterday that prepper and survival camps nationwide are opening their doors to members on Election Day.
As with other surveys, more believe that violence will follow the election of Harris than Trump, though the difference is small.
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“The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 51% of likely U.S. voters believe it’s likely there will be a violent reaction if Vice President Kamala Harris is elected, including 26% who say such a reaction is ‘very likely.’ However, 47% also think a violent reaction is likely if former President Donald Trump wins, including 23% who say violence is ‘very likely’ to follow a Trump victory,” said the survey analysis.
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An app used by one national survival outfit, Fortitude Ranch, warned members to plan now for violence.
The Collapse Survivor app said, “Threat Alert at 1:00 PM on Oct 22 2024: You should make plans now assuming there will be some post-election violence. Fortitude Ranch, the nation’s largest survival community, is opening on Election Day for possible “Civil War” violence.”
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