Jennifer Welch Bitches That She's Being "Cancelled" Just For Encouraging Assassinations and Murder

Whoops. I thought I posted this an hour ago.

Before that: Glenn Reynolds thinks about the Democrats' Assassination Culture.

Dave Chappelle joins the pack of lefty haters with a fetish for political violence

It's been heartwarming to see, once these contentious midterm elections were past us, how the Democrats rolled up their sleeves and got right to work on delivering the things they'd promised: affordability, equal opportunity and world peace.

Haha, just kidding.

Instead they immediately started seeking revenge.

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For all their "Love Trumps Hate" sloganeering, what we've seen from leftists lately is pretty much all hate, aimed at anyone who counters their agenda -- not just Trump, but his supporters, staff and donors.

Comedian Dave Chapelle's ghoulish remarks about the murder of Charlie Kirk are typical.

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Kirk paid the ultimate price for expressing conservative principles, and Chappelle is willing to approve that publicly -- to his audience's glee.

Meanwhile, NYU professor Scott Galloway last week damned Trump ally Elon Musk as a "traitor to the West" and called for his public execution, a la Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.

If we're going to start executing traitors to the West, I've got a little list. . .

But Musk isn't on it, and Galloway might not like who is.

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Sarah Palin was accused of murder for putting out a list of "targeted" congressional districts; Jeffries' comment is at least as much of a threat.

If I had to guess, the Venn diagram of people who would cheer if Trump were assassinated, and those whose lawns bear "Hate Has No Home Here" signs, is pretty close to a circle.

All this is unspeakably dangerous, of course.

You can't have a democracy without civil society, and you can't have a civil society in which one large chunk of it is salivating at the prospect of murdering the other.

But that's what we see today, with much of "mainstream" culture egging it on.

And it's not just that this language is ugly and divisive: Democrats are actively promoting violence with this heated rhetoric.

They are creating -- deliberately, I think -- a climate in which unstable people are encouraged to commit acts of violence against their political enemies, without leaving obvious fingerprints.

On Friday, when an armed-to-the-teeth Venezuelan migrant was arrested near the White House saying he'd been "hearing voices telling him to kill President Trump," my first thought was: "Were those voices on MS-NOW, Bluesky, or on Jennifer Welch's podcast?"

Welch, who calls for speakers she disapproves of to be M U R D E R E D, is whining that she's being "cancelled" for dancing right up to the edge of a serious crime.

Thirty of her sponsors have announced they will no longer associate with this bloodthirsty botox-drunk witch

Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok

UPDATE: 30 companies have now confirmed they will not advertise on the "I've had it" podcast after hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan laughed at Charlie's m*rder:

Cash App
Chewy
Boll & Branch
Zenni Optical
Momentous
Honeylove
Casper
HexClad
Ethos
Branch Basics
Ladder
Nutrafol
Jones Road Beauty
ZipRecruiter
PAKA
Ember
BetterHelp
Primal Queen
Monarch Money
iRestore
HomeServe
Ridge Wallet
Lola Blankets
NOBL Travel
Dupe
One Skin
IQbar
Quince
Cozy Earth
ASPCA

Michael Knowles
@michaeljknowles

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Crone Jennifer Welch has reportedly lost $7.6 million for cackling on air at Charlie's murder. That is a good start.

Here are the phone numbers of her two remaining advertisers:
* Article: 1-888-746-3455
* Quince: 1-888-618-9322

Note that the post of above says that Quince (whatever that is) already said they would no longer sponsor this skeleton-faced madwoman's show.

Western Lensman @WesternLensman

Jennifer Welch says her advertisers were "harassed" into dropping the show.

"Sadly, some of the advertisers have caved. But we still have other advertisers, and we're still standing."

Little companies are apparently stepping in to try to save them.

They read a message from a brewery in Wisconsin that called Charlie Kirk "an awful human being" and wanted to help sponsor the show.

Welch called that "so sweet," then did a shout out for the company for free.

At last count, around 30 sponsors have dropped the podcast.

It's not because they were harassed. It's because these women are toxic.

But hey if you're a little company, just drop these hateful hags a message bashing Charlie. Maybe that'll get you a free ad read.

posted by Disinformation Expert Ace at 04:08 PM

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