The federal government loves labeling folks who think differently from them as domestic terrorists. We've seen it multiple times over the years and this name-calling has picked up recently.

The flames are being fanned.

There was Joe Biden's speech casting Trump supporters as villains.  The attacks on dissent are nearly constant. Celebrities are being praised on outlets beloved by millions of young people for walking away from their own families over politics.

Everything is meant to be divisive, to cause even more internal strife in America before the midterm elections by painting approximately half of the country as the enemy. No longer are differing opinions a constitutionally protected right – they're practically criminal and seen as a reason for hatred.

And now, there's a vile comparison to 9/11.

Regardless of what you believe happened on September 11th, I think we can all agree that it wasn't a bunch of Trump voters hijacking planes.

More recently, the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Mark Warner, compared those who participated in the events on January 6th to the people responsible for the devastating attacks on September 11th.