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Democrats don’t want to accept responsibility for the consequences of their rhetoric.

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Three weeks ago a gunman armed with multiple firearms burst through security lines at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner to try and assassinate President Donald Trump and members of his cabinet. But according to 34 percent of Democrats, that assassination attempt was staged.

In fact, that assassination attempt was only the latest staged attempt — if you ask some Democrats.

A NewsGuard/YouGov poll found 30 percent of Americans “believe that at least one of the three attempts on President Donald Trump’s life over the last two years was staged.” When broken down by party affiliation, 34 percent of Democrats said the WHCA dinner was staged. Forty-two percent of Democrats say the Butler assassination attempt — in which Trump was visibly hit and bleeding and in which Corey Comperatore was murdered — was staged. Twenty-six percent of Democrats say the attempted assassination that took place just weeks after Butler, in which Ryan Routh tried to assassinate the president on his golf course, was also staged. Thirteen percent of Republicans said the White House Correspondents’ Dinner assassination attempt was staged, while 7 percent said both the Butler and Routh attempts were staged.

The poll surveyed 1,000 Americans between April 28 and May 4.

The assassination-denial conspiracy theories aren’t limited to everyday Democrats, however; leftist pundits are also on board. Former MSNBC host Joy Reid said that “odd things … keep happening around Trump” before referencing a “fake assassination” of Viktor Orbán that the Russians purportedly staged. “So, all of this thrown in together, you’re like, when something seems too perfect, people, they don’t — they don’t believe in it. And Donald Trump now again gets victimized by an alleged would-be assassin in front of the perfect witnesses........

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