California’s elite just can’t help themselves. The governor, a pack of grandstanding politicians, Hollywood millionaires, and the late-night “comedians” are falling over each other, making a sport of bashing Donald Trump. Every joke, every angry tweet, every smug little insult pours fuel on a raging fire. It’s gone way past political debate—it’s nonstop, casual venom.
Here’s the problem. In their cushy mansions and gated communities, these stars act like attacking Trump is some trendy challenge. They act tough, but it’s just empty virtue signaling. Meanwhile, their rabid followers take the message to heart. After the latest assassination attempt against Trump, you’d think some people might reflect on the dangerous temperature of their own rhetoric. But no. They’re too busy chasing “likes” or applause from their bubble to care about consequences.
Of course, no one is saying these celebrities and politicians are pulling the trigger themselves. But toxic words matter. When day after day, year after year, the California elite call Trump everything from a clown to a dictator, normal people start thinking it’s open season on anyone who disagrees. This isn’t free speech—it’s mob behavior, cheered on by the globalist, anti-American crowd in L.A. and Sacramento.
How can these so-called leaders claim to be the “adults in the room” when all they do is stoke outrage, all while pretending their hands are clean? They moan about “unity” and “healing,” but never miss a chance to paint millions of conservative Americans as villains or fools. It’s a double standard as old as Hollywood itself.
Maybe, just maybe, California’s loudest mouths should dial back the hatred for five minutes and think about the country for once. Are they brave enough to try honesty instead of cheap shots? Or is trashing Trump the only trick left in their empty bag? The entire country is watching—and it’s getting tired of the show.
Source: NY Post
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