Threats of political violence were skyrocketing before Trump's historic conviction. Now, the climate will only grow more toxic as America's seething right plots revenge.

"There will be a chorus of poison likely worse than what we heard before Jan. 6th."https://t.co/oc0NTzqy9J

— Axios (@axios) May 31, 2024

"On online forums that have previously been linked to mass shootings, people are threatening violence and attempting to publicly identify the 12 New York jurors who on Thursday decided to convict former President Donald Trump," @donie reports https://t.co/iMaZ7nicSM

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) May 31, 2024

After the guilty verdicts, Trump’s Truth Social platform hosted posts voicing “hope” that “every juror is doxxed and pays for what they have done” & “May God strike them dead. We will on Nov 5th and they will pay!” The only remedy? An overwhelming anti-MAGA turnout & vote this…

— Laurence Tribe 🇺🇦 ⚖️ (@tribelaw) June 1, 2024

“We need to identify each juror. Then make them miserable. Maybe even suicidal,” wrote another user on the same forum. “1,000,000 men (armed) need to go to washington and hang everyone. That’s the only solution,” wrote another user. “This s— is out of control.”…

— Jon Favreau (@jonfavs) June 1, 2024

They don’t want our kids in their private schools. They show it by raising tuition over the price of a voucher.

These schools are given taxpayer money to discriminate against poor kids. We told you this would happen. https://t.co/zRx4XqXSKp

— Jess Piper (@piper4missouri) May 25, 2024

Notice that many states subsidizing private school tuition for affluent families via ESAs have shamefully high child poverty rates. There are far better uses of your state's general fund than writing checks to the already fortunate. pic.twitter.com/ZzcOWQcFXV

— Jen Jennings, PhD (@eduwonkette_jen) May 30, 2024

Almost 1 in 5 voucher users in Indiana is from a family making $150K+. pic.twitter.com/fZ2hHBnzS5

— Jen Jennings, PhD (@eduwonkette_jen) May 25, 2024

Is your only definition of successful the higher enrollment numbers? Have you looked at the quality of education and how the students are doing? That should be considered too.

— Harris Levy (@HarrisL585) May 29, 2024

Florida’s top education official says public school closures a tradeoff for school choice https://t.co/B0iucDqaNE

— POLITICO (@politico) May 29, 2024

That’s the GOP plan. If they can weaken public education enough, they have made Brown v Board a moot point without having to go to the Supreme Court. 🤦‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/o21VbPkdA8

— HubCityOldMan (@coachG61) January 8, 2023

I’ve got to address this common argument that is completely false. It’s not just “their” tax money. If most parents could self-fund quality education, then public schools would not need to exist. But most parents chip in a small amount in taxes that is added together with the… https://t.co/VWsNeGoeq9

— Ida Bae Wells (@nhannahjones) May 28, 2024

Taxpayer money meant for public education shouldn’t fund private religious schools, for the same reason that taxpayer money meant for public parks shouldn’t fund private pools in a megachurch pastor’s backyard.

If religious schools want taxpayer money, they should pay taxes. pic.twitter.com/N8xBYsFgn0

— Melanie D'Arrigo (@DarrigoMelanie) June 3, 2024

I really wish rich, out-of-touch folks who nothing about education would just stop. 1) Read the fine print. THIS IS A GOVT VOUCHER PROGRAM. Voucher programs have not been shown to improve results for poor Black children because most cannot get into high-quality private schools.… https://t.co/EAvAGFuYo1

— Ida Bae Wells (@nhannahjones) June 7, 2024

The G7 has agreed to shut down coal plants by 2035, UK minister says, in a climate policy breakthrough. The US declined to comment on the agreement.https://t.co/rVnZENyIt4

— CNN (@CNN) April 29, 2024

The rise and fall of king coal: in 2023, advanced economies got as much energy from coal as they did in 1906. pic.twitter.com/kRIhCv0O01

— Steven Rattner (@SteveRattner) March 1, 2024

Good morning with good news: US coal generation fell 28% during first half of 2023, compared to first 6 months of 2022! Coal generated just 15% of US electricity for January to June 2023. It is dying rapidly now. First coal. Then gas!https://t.co/J3B3zUmw8E pic.twitter.com/ow4csaC6UO

— John Raymond Hanger  (@johnrhanger) August 25, 2023

Wind and solar power overtakes coal for the first time ever in the US https://t.co/Qm3TIwtpXM
A glimmer of good news.

— Edward Elderman (@edwereddie) June 27, 2023

A big deal: The coal miners' union just ratcheted up pressure on Manchin to support BBB. This is a seminal moment: The divergence in interests between workers and mine owners who oppose BBB has been exposed. Manchin must choose one or the other. My latest:https://t.co/4t5SzfQqTr

— Greg Sargent (@GregTSargent) January 10, 2022

23 states, multiple coal companies ask Supreme Court to halt Biden rule to restrict pollution https://t.co/2BtUDv4exH

— Catherine Rampell (@crampell) August 20, 2024

News from exactly 112 years ago. pic.twitter.com/sVqFurRPqr

— Eric Alper 🎧 (@ThatEricAlper) August 14, 2024

Flint was founded on a riverbank, and water powered its rise. But these days, the betrayal of trust by the very institutions meant to protect residents has made some extra cautious as they look to keep themselves and their community safe. https://t.co/Sd8Fnt3tny

— ProPublica (@propublica) May 7, 2024

The Flint water crisis is not over, ten years later

My family has lived in this city for generations. We still don’t have the power to shape our future.https://t.co/j5pJr82tPm

— Global Black Studies at Duke (@DukeAAAS) May 6, 2024

Your article should note that Supplemental Security Income is funded from U. S. Treasury general funds, not the trust funds used for Social Security and Medicare.

— Harris Levy (@HarrisL585) May 6, 2024