Minutes after Jimmy Carter’s death was announced, Scott Jennings was on CNN calling him a “terrible president” with a “big ego.” He wasn’t fired.

After Paul Pelosi was attacked, Fox News hosts joked about it on air. They weren’t fired. They never apologized.

After Charlie Kirk was killed, Matthew Dodd said on MSNBC that he was “divisive” adding, “hateful thoughts lead to hateful words, which then lead to hateful actions.” He was fired after apologizing.

When someone killed Melissa Hartman and her family, or set ablaze Josh Shapiro’s house with his family inside, where was the outrage from Trump and Republicans? When Trump was asked about the murders in Minnesota, he said, “I could call, but why would I bother?” And he didn’t call.