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Arizona Democrats say they feel unsafe around GOP lawmaker after email rejecting a plea for unity
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Arizona Mirror
“It’s not a call to violence,” Gillette said.
The assassination of the 31-year-old, who was known for his provocative opinions, spurred passionate reactions from both supporters and opponents.
“The tone was set by your party; unity is no longer an option,” Gillette wrote.
Others, including President Donald Trump and his Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, have accused Democrats of creating an environment that fosters violence.
Tora!”In his email and the phone call, Gillette echoed the language of many Trump allies, blaming Democrats and the left for division and stoking violence.
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