{"id":362193,"date":"2020-09-01T16:09:00","date_gmt":"2020-09-01T20:09:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/admin.rushlimbaugh.com\/?p=362193"},"modified":"2020-09-02T16:52:12","modified_gmt":"2020-09-02T20:52:12","slug":"d-c-mayor-says-she-fears-a-race-war-while-fomenting-a-race-war","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/admin.rushlimbaugh.com\/daily\/2020\/09\/01\/d-c-mayor-says-she-fears-a-race-war-while-fomenting-a-race-war\/","title":{"rendered":"D.C. Mayor Bowser Says She Fears a Race War While Fomenting a Race War"},"content":{"rendered":"

RUSH: The mayor of Washington, D.C., Muriel Bowser, in a press conference yesterday said that she had worried about America descending into a race war. I think, if I may be so bold, I think she\u2019s worried there might not be a race war. I, last Friday and again yesterday, opined on this very program behind this very Golden EIB Microphone that I think that\u2019s what the Democrats are fomenting. I think that their convention week was an attempt to bait Trump into hate. The Democrat week was just filled with hate.<\/p>\n

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I believe, as you know, the Democrat Party is the biggest hate group, the biggest organized hate group in America today. And I believe that they were actually trying to seduce or — “seduce” may be the wrong word — manipulate Trump into responding in kind. I think their intellectual superiority told them that, if they feature a bunch of hate — hate for Trump, hate for Republicans, Republicans are racists and bigots and homophobes and all — that Trump would respond in kind. And then they would be able to say, “Look at the hate coming out,” because the media\u2019s never gonna accuse the Democrats of being hate-filled or using hate as a weapon.<\/p>\n

But Trump didn\u2019t. That Republican convention was diverse, and it was uplifting. It was filled with love, and especially for all of the different diverse minorities that he featured as guests and participants. And they were average, ordinary people. Meaning, they were not stars. They were not celebrities. They were not A-listers. They were just average, ordinary Americans who have done extraordinary things. And they were highlighted.<\/p>\n

And the entire Trump week was building and building to a crescendo, which was Trump\u2019s acceptance speech on Thursday night. And so on my show open Friday<\/a> and again yesterday, I opined that I think that they\u2019re trying to foment a race war.<\/a> I don\u2019t have any doubt about it. I think their endorsement of Black Lives Matter, their endorsement of Antifa, the support for Antifa and Black Lives Matter, the standing aside and letting these groups literally destroy areas of their own cities — Portland, Seattle — these mayors, blue state mayors, the blue state governors, they stood aside, and they let that destruction take place because, believe me, they thought there was a positive outcome attainable.<\/p>\n

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And that positive outcome to them was Trump being blamed for it, was Trump being blamed for chaos. I don\u2019t think at the time they thought that they\u2019d actually get away with blaming Trump for what BLM was doing or Antifa, but the overall chaos and the fact that it was ongoing and there was no solution to it, there was no stopping it, that\u2019s what they hoped would portray Trump as incompetent and over his head, unable to do anything about it.<\/p>\n

They promoted it. They stood aside and let it happen. And it was all race based. Black Lives Matter is race based. Antifa is race based. The Democrat Party identity politics is race based. And I am convinced that they were trying to foment a race war. And I think Trump shut it down and has continued to shut it down. Look at what happened after Trump\u2019s acceptance speech. D.C. police were woefully unprepared for what happened to people who were leaving Trump\u2019s acceptance speech. They had to leave. The event was on the White House South Lawn.<\/p>\n

So they had to leave. There was no way that 1,500 people were arriving in cars and being dropped off. Some were, but the majority walked out when it was over, and they were accosted. Like Rand Paul and his wife, they were threatened. They were physically intimidated. And the D.C. police were nowhere to be found. They simply didn\u2019t have enough of them out there. And the question is, where was the mayor, whose name is Muriel Bowser.<\/p>\n

Where was she? She was permitting that to happen. Oh, they would have loved it had Trump attendees started firing back, started swinging back, started doing whatever. They could have then, the media in concert with the mayor, could have blamed the Trump people for what happened. That was the plan, make no mistake. And so far these plans have fizzled, and the Democrats look more and more like the coyote.<\/p>\n

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They have been trying to goad Trump into behaving in a way and goad Trump into promoting his supporters to behave in a way that would allow them to say white supremacy is on display, white privilege is on display. Then they could eventually lay claim to the charge of racism and a race war. Believe me, it\u2019s what they\u2019re attempting. And I think it\u2019s confirmed. I saw this headline, D.C. Mayor Bowser says she\u2019s worried about America descending into a race war? She\u2019s giving it away.<\/p>\n

She seems to be doing everything in her power to instigate a race war, if you ask me, starting with whatever did or did not happen after the Trump acceptance speech on Thursday. She said that the rioting in Washington that took place over the weekend could be domestic terrorism, it could be organized, it could be funded. That\u2019s undoubtedly true.<\/p>\n

In fact, I have a couple of stories claiming that many of these — we had a call yesterday about this — I think it\u2019s becoming widely known that a number of these so-called protesters, peaceful protesters, the rioters, these people are being paid. They\u2019re being paid. And many of them are staying in very expensive hotel suites and hotel rooms in whatever cities they\u2019re being deployed to. Like most of the action in Washington on Thursday night, it was not perpetrated by people that lived there. These are people bused in, flown in, professional agitators.<\/p>\n

Same thing in Portland. Same thing in Ferguson, Missouri. Same thing in Baltimore. It\u2019s the same thing everywhere. The game is to make it look like natives of these cities are fit to be tied, that they hate Trump, that they\u2019re willing to destroy their own cities, they\u2019re so despising of Trump, they\u2019re so eager to get rid of Trump that it\u2019s worth destroying their own businesses and their own schools and their own cities. That\u2019s what they want us to believe.<\/p>\n

It isn\u2019t. It\u2019s a bunch of bought-and-paid-for agitators that are brought in and being paid. But when I saw the mayor say she\u2019s worried about America descending into a race war, she said, “I\u2019m worried about the continued incitement of violence from leadership who should be focused on bringing our communities together.”<\/p>\n

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Mayor Bowser, can I tell you, Donald Trump is exemplifying the kind of leadership that you\u2019re talking about. He\u2019s not inciting any violence. Donald Trump is not promoting it. He\u2019s not urging it. Donald Trump supporters do not do what you\u2019re out there claiming that they do. Your side does what\u2019s being done.<\/p>\n

Black Lives Matter, Antifa, Occupy Wall Street, I don\u2019t care what you call \u2019em, it\u2019s the same bunch of people, the global warming crowd. Your people are the protesters, the professional protesters, the professional rioters, the professional looters. And you\u2019ve even got the language down pat: Why, this is not looting. This is reparations. These businesses have insurance. They\u2019re not losing any money. In the meantime, we\u2019re taking what we\u2019ve been denied all of these centuries, as they take things off the shelves in Target, other stores, as they loot them.<\/p>\n

But it\u2019s not Trump supporters who do this kind of thing. Historically, conservative Republicans do not loot, do not riot, do not even protest, peacefully or otherwise. It\u2019s rare indeed when it happens. And yet here\u2019s Muriel Bowser, the mayor of Washington, D.C., claiming to be worried about the continued incitement of violence from leadership, i.e., Trump. Trump is not inciting any violence.<\/p>\n

That\u2019s the key, my friends. That is the point. That is the essential, salient reality. Trump is inciting nothing. He\u2019s not sending smoke signals or other coded language to supporters to go out and raise hell because the Trump people are not raising any hell. Oh, yeah, they might have a caravan, big four-by-fours drive through towns somewhere that\u2019s already halfway destroyed anyway, but Trump people are not in any way committing any of this destruction.<\/p>\n

So I find it fascinating here. “Our police and peaceful protesters will be safer when we come together as a community and tamp down this black versus white rhetoric.” Who\u2019s using this black versus white rhetoric? I don\u2019t think it\u2019s Trump people. I think all this racial, racist rhetoric is coming straight from people on the left, straight from people in the Democrat Party.<\/p>\n

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As right-wing groups increasingly move to confront protesters in U.S. cities, demonstrators are assessing how to keep themselves safe https:\/\/t.co\/g8jeTXjtTG<\/a><\/p>\n

— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 1, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n