Joe Biden is "pausing all outbound communications and working to pull down our television ads as quickly as possible," a campaign official told The Wall Street Journal on Sunday morning. 

The ads would have likely labeled Trump as an existential threat ahead of the 2024 election. 

Biden's anti-Trump claims have rightfully led critics to question whether this heavily partisan rhetoric has incited violence against Trump.

This rhetoric often conflates Trump with dictators, including Adolf Hitler, and suggests he would end "Democracy" if elected. 

Just on Friday, Biden appeared at a campaign rally in Michigan, where he labeled Trump a "threat to this nation." 

Several conservatives quickly called out the past anti-Trump rhetoric that could have fueled violence against the former president. 

Cartoonist Scott Adams on Twitter wrote, "The Biden campaign is pausing its ad campaign that was obviously designed to get Trump assassinated.  The Fine People Hoax probably just killed one spectator, injured another, and almost ended Trump. This is all on Biden."

Kyle Mann, the Babylon Bee's editor-in-chief, added, "When you call your political opponent Hitler for 4 years, don't act surprised when you inspire your followers to try to kill him." 

Outkick founder Clay Travis echoed Mann's remarks, writing, "I am f**king furious beyond words. F**k every left wing media member who has been calling him Hitler for the past eight years. This is on them. They made this happen." Travis's post has reached nearly 5 million views.

Director James Wood wrote, "We were two inches away from a civil war today. It is not a prospect I relish, but one that is to be feared if Democrats don't stop with their absurd vile Hitler analogies and their assassination glee."