Michigan State Police responded to a bomb threat at U.S. Senator Elissa Slotkin’s Oakland County home on Friday, November 21st, though the Senator was not present during the initial search. Authorities confirmed there was no immediate danger. The U.S. Capitol Police will continue to investigate the incident, following remarks by former President Donald Trump that mentioned Slotkin, among other Democratic lawmakers. Slotkin has been under 24/7 security due to recent threats.
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Death threats surge after Trump’s post on ‘seditious behavior,’ senator says. It’s a sobering reality, isn’t it? The news that death threats are surging in the wake of a political figure’s comments, particularly when those comments touch on sensitive topics like “seditious behavior,” is incredibly concerning. We’re talking about real threats to people’s safety, and it’s something that should make us all pause and reflect. Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin, one of the lawmakers targeted in a recent video, has reported a significant increase in these threats, with a notable spike in intimidating messages across various communication channels.
The sheer volume of threats is alarming, but what’s perhaps even more troubling is the context.… Continue reading
Senator Elissa Slotkin revealed the Trump administration is compiling secret lists of domestic terrorist groups, raising concerns about the scope of National Security Presidential Memorandum 7 (NSPM-7). This directive, which broadens the definition of domestic terrorism, could lead to an expanded FBI watchlist. Slotkin, a former CIA analyst, expressed alarm that the administration is not being transparent about these lists, drawing criticism from other lawmakers. The creation of these lists, alongside the administration’s refusal to share information with Congress, has sparked warnings from experts and is seen by some as a greater infringement on freedoms than the Patriot Act.
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