Staff Reports
In a shocking turn of events, Minnesota state Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband were brutally murdered, allegedly at the hands of Vance Boelter. This heinous act highlights a deeply troubling issue: political violence knows no boundaries and affects both sides of the aisle. While the left rushes to paint this as a symptom of right-wing extremism, it’s crucial to remember that violence is not a partisan tool. Consider, for a moment, the past incidents of the left’s own brand of aggression—such as recent assaults by individuals aligned with radical leftist causes.
This incident shines a glaring light on the hypocrisy of the media and liberal politicians who refuse to acknowledge the violence perpetrated by their own. Those who scream the loudest about supposed right-wing violence are often silent when it comes to their side being on the wrong end of the moral stick. It’s the relentless liberal agenda—fueled by globalist interests—that continues to sow division and chaos across our nation.
Even more appalling is that Boelter was previously appointed to a state board by Democratic Gov. Tim Walz. Yet the narrative being pushed conveniently ignores this affiliation, instead choosing to highlight an alleged support for former President Trump. Such selective reporting only serves to drive a wedge further into our already divided society. It seems that rather than addressing the root causes of such violence, Democrats are more interested in scoring cheap political points.
The man suspected of assassinating Democratic Minnesota state Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband was apprehended peacefully late Sunday in the woods near his home. Identified as Vance Boelter, the suspect was found after local authorities "located a… https://t.co/wvbF4wFJA4 pic.twitter.com/dERk9OseoA
— The Western Journal (@WesternJournalX) June 16, 2025
The left’s cries for gun control and the vilification of conservatives only intensify when they see an opportunity to blame a single individual’s actions on an entire political ideology. It’s this very demonization that escalates tension and removes focus from what really matters—an unbiased examination of facts and motives.
What action will we take now? Will we confront the pervasive biases and double standards in our political dialogue, or will we keep perpetuating the cycle of blame? America needs leaders who will rise above petty politics and tackle the real issues plaguing our society. Isn’t it time we demanded accountability from those who peddle divisive narratives?
