The anti-Trump left is in panic mode over recent polling showing Donald Trump beating out President Joe Biden and has been countering with full-on fear-mongering, claiming “democracy” would cease to exist in America if the former president is granted another term.

Amid plenty of comparisons to Adolf Hitler, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Atlantic have all run recent stories referencing a “Trump dictatorship,” and it was the WaPo editorial penned by neocon Robert Kagan, in which he likened Trump to Caesar, that drew the attention of U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz.

“Like Caesar, Trump wields a clout that transcends the laws and institutions of government, based on the unswerving personal loyalty of his army of followers,” Kagan wrote.

According to the Florida Republican, there is a sinister plot at play here.

“They’re obviously green-lighting assassination,” Gaetz tweeted while sharing Kagan’s column.

They’re obviously green-lighting assassination. pic.twitter.com/rSocx7WFKc

— Matt Gaetz (@mattgaetz) December 4, 2023

Former Democrat congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard shared that point of view during an appearance Friday evening on Fox News.

“The thing that really bothered me the most about Kagan’s op-ed and many others who continue to warn the country that Donald Trump is going to be like a modern-day Hitler is that they’re also the kinds of people who, and we hear this all the time, people say gosh if back in the day if only one person had the courage to stop Hitler, to take him out before he rose to power, then we would’ve saved millions of lives, well this is what they’re essentially saying, this is a message…,” she told Fox News host Laura Ingraham.

“They’re sending a message to a rogue actor or lone wolf saying, hey, we need someone to save our country from this modern-day Hitler-like person,” Gabbard continued. “And that is what is what should alarm every single American. This is not how the United States of America is. This is not who we are, and yet this is what these people in positions of power are doing and abusing their power and undermining our democracy because, in their minds, the end justifies the means.”

Social media users were certainly on board with the idea that assassinating Trump could be the end play here, including actor James Woods:

Yep. They’ve exhausted everything but murder. Would anyone be surprised, God forbid? https://t.co/17TguuhZSo

— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) December 4, 2023

And people thought I was being hyperbolic.

I was not.

This is Victoria Nuland’s husband justifying the assassination of Donald Trump in a rag everyone knows to be a CIA mouthpiece.

It is very obvious. https://t.co/NWfTj37ciR

— Rich Baris “The People’s Pundit” (@Peoples_Pundit) December 4, 2023

Dan Bongino is warning the Left is completely unhinged. They are capable of anything. https://t.co/3S4mSk01Hi

— Mark Mendlovitz (@MendlovitzMark) December 5, 2023

They once used a marksman and a bullet to take out a President who was against their agenda, they can do it again.

Especially if they can’t get him with a judge and jury.

— ZNO (@therealZNO) December 4, 2023

Yeah. When Rep Goldman said “Trump is a threat to democracy and must be eliminated”, they all but confirmed what they’re about to do next.

— Jamie (@LibertyJamison) December 4, 2023

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