Political Violence Trends - Right-wing and anti-government violence is currently the most common and deadly form of political violence in the US [6] - Over the past three decades, far-right extremists have led approximately 220 attacks, about five times more than the 42 attacks led by far-left extremists [7] - Far-right extremist violence has resulted in over 520 deaths, six times the approximately 78 deaths resulting from left-wing attacks [7] - A majority of the FBI's domestic terror cases involve white supremacist motives [9] Government Response and Data - The Trump administration's DOJ removed a factual study showing far-right extremists committed far more violence than the left [10] - The Trump administration is undercutting the work that tracks domestic terror and hate crimes [11] - The DOJ determined the core motive of those storming the capital on January 6th, 2021, was political violence to oppose a lawful transfer of power [16] Reactions of Elected Leaders - President Trump does not always condemn political violence, specifically when it is against his opponents [29] - Trump has minimized, joked about, or defended violence against his opponents [29] - Trump pardoned convicts who committed political violence on January 6th, 2021, after touting them as special [35]

Imagine [Applause] waking up knowing that who you are fundamentally is a crime. Imagine walking down the street always wondering if today will be your last day and you'll be killed in the streets for simply living your life. These are constant thoughts weighing on the minds of LGBTQ Americans.And our government, the very institution meant to protect us, has failed to take action. Not only has it failed to take action, it's perpetuated years of built up hate in the bills, laws, and media that foster an envir ...