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The news broke early: Jesse Jackson is gone at 84. Liberals everywhere rushed to paint him as a hero, but let’s not rewrite history. Jackson spent his life stirring up racial tension and playing the victim card, raking in donations and power. And now, look who’s jumping into the conversation—Donald Trump, the left’s favorite villain. Media talking heads expected Trump to gloat or ignore the news, but instead, Trump showed something all too rare in today’s politics—a touch of class and restraint. That’s the irony they can’t handle.
While progressives scramble to canonize Jackson, conservatives remember the true story. Jackson built his entire career on dividing America, pitting groups against one another for political gain. He was great at blame, thin on solutions. His so-called activism was just another branch of the left’s anti-American agenda. For decades, Jackson used every crisis as an opportunity to yell “racism” and tighten his grip on the Democrat gravy train.
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The left is still shocked that Trump didn’t dance on Jackson’s political grave. Maybe they forgot who the real grown-up in the room has been all along. Trump, unlike the media, isn’t obsessed with creating martyrs out of radical activists. He responded to Jackson’s passing like an adult, refusing to play into their predictable outrage trap. That alone is enough to send liberals scrambling to rewrite their talking points.
Let’s talk about Jackson’s real legacy—years of dividing Americans along racial lines and getting rich from it. He mastered the art of victimhood, dragging down the conversation and making unity impossible. It’s classic leftist hypocrisy: preach about tolerance and peace, then stoke anger for personal gain. Meanwhile, everyday Americans get left behind, victims of failed policies and broken promises.
Funny, isn’t it? The left can’t handle civility from Trump, yet they demand it from everyone else. They gloss over Jackson’s decades of grift but criticize any conservative who breathes too loudly. Maybe this moment is a wake-up call for those still buying the old liberal narratives. If Democrats put half as much energy into fixing real problems as they do into glorifying divisive figures like Jackson, maybe America would be in better shape right now. Is that too much to ask?
