"Since at least the Bush administration, designating someone or something as a terrorist or terrorism has been our equivalent of the John Wick universe's being declared excommunicado. Due process, the notion that someone would come to your aid if you were physically harmed, out the window. And while the designation hasn't lost any of its gravitas, the threshold you need to cross before getting called a terrorist has rapidly fallen over time. Per a recent White House release, merely having "anti-American views" - otherwise known as thought-crime - could get you on the list. As it turns out, even active members of the government aren't safe from the suspicion that they're actually terrorists in wait using their positions for dastardly ends."
"The issue before is now is very simple and clear. There is a large and growing movement of leftwing terrorism in this country. It is well organized and funded. And it is shielded by far-left Democrat judges, prosecutors and attorneys general. The only remedy is to use legitimate...- Stephen Miller (@StephenM) October 4, 2025"
"State investigators are trying to find the cause of a fire that destroyed a judge's home on a South Carolina island. The Saturday blaze nearly burned to the ground the house listed in property records as owned by Circuit Judge Diane Goodstein on a remote part of Edisto Island, authorities said....Three people were hurt in the blaze and one of them was taken by helicopter to the Medical University of South Carolina, according to Colleton County Fire-Rescue. She's received death threats since she blocked the DOJ from accessing South Carolinians' voter data. An investigation is underway, so it is too early to say definitively that her home was attacked over her rulings, but the threats and recent acts of violence do suggest a connection between Dem"
The threshold for labeling individuals or groups as terrorists has fallen, eroding due process and broadening targets to include those with "anti‑American views." Government officials can be portrayed as imminent threats, exemplified by Stephen Miller's tweet accusing judges and prosecutors of shielding a growing leftwing terrorism movement. Shortly after that rhetoric, a fire destroyed Circuit Judge Diane Goodstein's home on Edisto Island; three people were hurt and one airlifted to a hospital. Goodstein had received death threats after blocking DOJ access to South Carolina voter data. An investigation is ongoing, and a definitive motive has not been established.
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