The ‘monster which looked beaten’ sending Dems into a panic

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The Democrats and their media mates are panicking as the โ€œmonster they thought looked beatenโ€ suddenly looks the favourite to win the November US presidential election says Sky News host Andrew Bolt.

โ€œOne big reason is that the Left started a civil war and it’s backfired,โ€ Mr Bolt said.

โ€œFor more than three months, mobs whipped up by race baiters and the far Left have burned, trashed, bashed, and looted in a string of Democrat-run citiesโ€.

He said the mob have been โ€œclaiming to be fighting racism but often using that as an excuse to steal, destroy and be racists themselvesโ€.

In recent weeks the issue of law and order has become one of the most salient issues of the election.

Mr Bolt discussed facets of American politics and the upcoming election with former White House staff member Barbara Heineback.

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