Democrats condemn Trump after he says they should be punished ‘by death’ over video post

The GuardianThursday, November 20, 2025 at 8:15:45 PM
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Democrats condemn Trump after he says they should be punished ‘by death’ over video post
  • Donald Trump condemned a group of Democratic lawmakers as 'traitors' after they released a video urging military personnel to defy illegal orders, suggesting severe consequences for their actions.
  • This incident highlights the escalating tensions between Trump and Democratic lawmakers, particularly regarding military conduct and legality.
  • The controversy reflects broader concerns about political rhetoric and the implications of calling for extreme measures against political opponents, raising questions about the limits of political discourse.
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