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Trump's Violent Rhetoric Draws Condemnation from Cheney and Harris

Donald Trump's remarks about Liz Cheney's foreign policy have elicited strong responses from Cheney and Vice President Harris, highlighting concerns over campaign rhetoric.

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Updated: Nov 1st, 2024, 8:28 PM ET

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Former President Donald Trump faced backlash for suggesting Liz Cheney should be threatened with violence, labeled a 'radical war hawk.' Cheney criticized Trump as a dictator, asserting such threats destroy democracy. Vice President Kamala Harris deemed Trump's violent language disqualifying for a presidential candidate. Trump's campaign team claimed his comments were taken out of context, while investigations are considered for potential legal violations in Arizona. The rhetoric reflects heightened tensions within the GOP and raises issues about the state of political discourse ahead of the upcoming election.

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