One of the most disturbing trends I have seen over the past few years is the rising celebration of political violence on the Left. 

I've written about it before, and it is so prevalent that the Network Contagion Research Institute at Rutgers University published a report on the rise of assassination culture on the left. 

Luigi Mangione became a hero and a sexy revolutionary; liberals posted about their disappointment that Trump survived his (now, three) assassination attempts, and the murder of Charlie Kirk was an occasion for celebration, complete with "Kirkiversary" parties on college campuses. 

Charlie Kirk Halloween costumes were a big thing in High Schools and on college campuses, and you can find tons of videos of people showing off their assassination chic. 

John wrote about a crazy woman at the University of Michigan campus who went on a spree of attacking conservative students and influencers, and as she was getting arrested, she continued making death threats. The response of the university was to ask the influencers to take down the video, with no indication that the woman who assaulted them will be punished. 

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But you may say that is all young people experimenting with radical politics. Once they get out in the real world, they will settle down and behave normally.

Yeah, well, no. 

SUBMITTED: Poll worker wears “Problem Solved” T-shirt with red splatter near the collar resembling blood.

Speculation is that it celebrates the assassination of Charlie Kirk or other assassinations; the Halloween design has been controversial for years.

The picture was taken Saturday at the Rogers fire station community room.

In a statement to @AlphaNews, Hennepin County confirmed it forwarded the concern to the city clerk in Rogers for review.

“Hennepin County expects polling places to be welcoming and free from intimidation, harassment, or disruption for voters and election workers alike… Anyone with concerns about conduct at a polling place should bring them to the attention of the head election judge or city clerk's office,” the statement reads.

Even liberal grandmas who go off to become election judges are on the assassination culture bandwagon, and proud to show it even at the polling places. 

Ms. "Problem Solved" here greets voters and hands them their ballots, so you can get your threats of political violence as you go to the voting booth. 

Apparently, none of her colleagues thought that this was a problem. I can't read minds, but I can speculate based on personal experience. Liberals live in such a closed world that there is nothing abnormal about celebrating the death of Republicans. 

When I worked in a camera store during my vacation from politics, most of my colleagues would routinely talk about politics and how much they wanted Trump dead. It is a common staple in conversations with people whom they thought were fellow travelers. I had customers who would drop anti-Trump comments as we discussed camera models, and they felt they could do that because, in their social circles, it is totally normal. 

The same holds true for other issues. To many, even the most contested issues seem so self-evident to them that it doesn't occur to them that any decent person could disagree, so putting up political issue signs at polling places, which is illegal, seems perfectly reasonable to them. 

The Overton Window for liberals has shifted so far that you can now read pieces describing Zohran Mamdani as a moderate, and Hasan Piker is part of the "big tent." 

It's jarring to see grandma there wearing a shirt celebrating the murder of Charlie Kirk. It's repulsive in kids, but not exactly shocking. 

In a grandmother? At a polling place? And it's considered normal?

That's scary as hell.