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Alexander Vindman, the retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel of Ukrainian descent whose testimony led the House of Representatives to impeach President Donald Trump in 2019, blamed Trump after a second gunman reportedly attempted to assassinate the former president on Sunday. Vindman’s brother, Yevgeny who goes by Eugene, is running for Congress as a Democrat in the Northern Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C., and his Republican opponent has called on Eugene Vindman to condemn his brother’s statement as a matter of character. “Only one presidential candidate, [Donald Trump] has called for persecution and violence against his opponents,” Vindman posted on X. “Trump has provided the permission for political violence and likely engendered from the mentally ill, the attacks on himself.” The convicted criminal @realDonaldTrump , who constantly incited political violence, while enjoying the security provided by his secret service protection details, gets far more consideration than those defenseless victims he encourages violence against. Where is the concern for…— Alexander S. Vindman ?? (@AVindman) September 16, 2024 Eugene Vindman condemned the assassination attempt, but appears not to have condemned his brother’s rhetoric. “I am deeply disturbed by yet another attempt of political violence in our nation,” the candidate posted on X. “I am grateful that no one is hurt, and thankful for the law enforcement agents who acted bravely and swiftly in the line of duty.” I am deeply disturbed by yet another attempt of political violence in our nation. I am grateful that no one is hurt, and thankful for the law enforcement agents who acted bravely and swiftly in the line of duty.— Eugene Vindman (@YVindman) September 15, 2024 Alexander Vindman’s wife, Rachel, published three posts after the shooting, before deleting them and apologizing on Monday. “No ears were harmed,” she posted, referencing the first assassination attempt, in which a bullet grazed Trump’s right ear. “Carry on with your Sunday afternoon.” She added a post with laugh emojis stating, “Sorry you’re triggered. I mean no I’m not. I don’t care a little bit.” “Trump has been inciting violence against his enemies for years,” she added in a third post. “He douses a situation in gasoline, lights a match, & walks away claiming no responsibility.” Screenshot Derrick Anderson, Eugene Vindman’s Republican opponent, faulted the Democrat for failing to condemn “the horrible statements by his family members and political advisors.” “In fact, the Vindman family has actually doubled and tripled down on their hateful rhetoric and are now justifying the second failed assassination attempt on Trump,” Anderson said. “A dangerous precedent.” Anderson is running in Virginia’s 7th Congressional District, a swing district that could go Republican or Democrat in November. Democratic Rep. Abigail Spanberger, the incumbent, declined to run for reelection, announcing that she would run for governor in 2025 instead. “While my opponent is failing the leadership and decency test as we speak, I will always stand up to do what is right for [Virginia’s 7th Congressional District], my home, the place that raised me,” Anderson added. “The American people must be our priority over partisan politics right now.” UPDATE:My opponent, @YVindman, has still not condemned the horrible statements by his family members and political advisors tonight. In fact, the Vindman family has actually doubled and tripled down on their hateful rhetoric and are now justifying the second failed… pic.twitter.com/45o6cH5NPD— Derrick Anderson (@DerrickforVA) September 16, 2024 After The Daily Signal reached out to Eugene Vindman and Alexander Vindman for comment, Rachel Vindman deleted her posts and issued an apology. “I have deleted my tweet,” she wrote. “It was flippant & political violence is a serious issue. Whether it’s aimed at a former president, the media, immigrants, or political ‘enemies’ & every incident should be addressed appropriately if we want to change the tenor of our political discourse.” She added that she has “known the instant fear of receiving an unknown package or letter” and has had her child ask “if we were safe and if someone was going to hurt our family.” I have sat awake many nights wondering who might be outside. I have known the instant fear of receiving an unknown package or letter. I have had my child ask me if we were safe and if someone was going to hurt our family.— Rachel Vindman ???? (@natsechobbyist) September 16, 2024 Neither the Vindman campaign nor the Anderson campaign responded to The Daily Signal’s requests for comment by publication time. The post Trump Is Ultimately Responsible for Assassination Attempts Against Him, Alexander Vindman Says appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, accomplished record producer Pharrell Williams said he gets “annoyed” when celebrities try telling people who to vote for. “Music is playing a big role in the election. Would you allow either party to use your music in their campaigns?” the outlet asked. Read Williams’ response via The Hollywood Reporter: I don’t do politics. In fact, I get annoyed sometimes when I see celebrities trying to tell you [who to vote for]. There are celebrities that I respect that have an opinion, but not all of them. I’m one of them people [who says], “What the heck? Shut up. Nobody asked you.” When people get out there and get self-righteous and they roll up their sleeves and s***, and they are out there walking around with a placard: “Shut up!” So, no, I would rather stay out of the way, and obviously, I’m going to vote how I’m going to vote. I care about my people and I care about the country, but I feel there’s a lot of work that needs to be done, and I’m really about the action. Hip-hop producer Pharrell Williams ‘annoyed’ by celebrity political endorsements: ‘Shut up. Nobody asked you’ https://t.co/nWiLDLP9Za — Fox News (@FoxNews) September 17, 2024 Per Fox News: Pop star Taylor Swift dominated headlines last week when she endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, who has a host of other A-list supporters for her 2024 campaign. Swift’s endorsement immediately followed the first debate between Harris and former President Trump. Pharrell Williams says he gets annoyed by celebrities speaking on politics: “I don’t do politics. In fact, I get annoyed sometimes when I see celebrities trying to tell you [who to vote for]… I’m one of them people [who says], ‘What the heck? Shut up. Nobody asked you.’” pic.twitter.com/nRe2y4CMPm — Pop Base (@PopBase) September 17, 2024 Music producer Pharrell Williams says he is “annoyed” with celebrities constantly inserting themselves into politics and telling people who to vote for.https://t.co/Q1d133eDhF — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) September 17, 2024 Ironically, Swift’s endorsement of Kamala Harris may have turned away voters from the Democratic presidential candidate. Sour Note: Taylor Swift Harris Endorsement Backfires As More Voters Turn To Trump https://t.co/zJMDhXtoYW — zerohedge (@zerohedge) September 15, 2024 From the New York Post: A new post-debate poll from YouGov released Saturday found that 8% of voters said the pop superstar’s nod is either “somewhat” or “much more likely” to convince them to cast their ballot for the Democrat. But a whopping 20% said they are “somewhat” or “much less likely” to vote for former President Donald Trump’s opponent now that Swift has spoken. Most of the respondents, 66%, said Swift’s endorsement made no difference on how they will vote in November. “I’ve done my research, and I’ve made my choice,” the Grammy-winning artist shared in an Instagram post with her 283 million followers shortly after Tuesday night’s debate. “Your research is all yours to do, and the choice is yours to make.”