Porter’s campaign email, sent to donors a day after the third Trump assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, used the phrase four times, including in the subject line.
Republican National Committee spokesman Nick Poche condemned Porter’s remarks, calling her unfit for governor and accusing Democrats of fueling political violence following the attack on President Trump.
Porter’s email did not reference the assassination attempt, intensifying scrutiny of her rhetoric amid heightened partisan tensions and recent controversial statements by Democratic leaders.
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