Threats to Assassinate Romney Explode After Debate

So who won???

What follows is basically from “TWITCHY” Michelle Malkins new web site, twitter aggregation.

Despite numerous media outlets attempting to downplay the issue, Twitter exploded last night following the debate with new threats from Obama supporters to assassinate Mitt Romney if he defeats Obama in the presidential race.

In addition to threats by Obama supporters to riot if Romney wins, innumerable Twitter users are also making direct death threats against Romney.

The primary reason given for Obama supporters wanting to see Romney dead is the fear that he will take away food stamps.

If the tables were turned and conservatives were making death threats against Obama in these numbers, it would be a national news story. Indeed, the mere act of hanging empty chairs from trees as a reference to Clint Eastwood’s RNC speech was hyped by the media as a deadly sign that conservatives were out to lynch black people if Obama won.

However, the major networks have remained completely silent on the disturbing trend of Obama supporters threatening to resort to violence if their candidate fails to secure a second term.

Twitchy has compiled a laundry list of assassination threats by Obama supporters made during and after the debate, and more continued to flood in this morning, including the following;

Man Pleads Guilty to Threatening Arpaio

A man described as a President Barack Obama fanatic pleads guilty to threatening to kill Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.

Adam Eugene Cox appeared in a Tennessee courtroom on Wednesday.

He was arrested last year for a death threat that began on the Internet.

Cox threatened to kill the sheriff and his family.

Cox will not go to jail. He was sentenced to supervised probation.

Arpaio Raises Record Amount of Campaign Money, 80% of Donors Live Outside Arizona

10X more than he raised in 2008

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PHOENIX – Despite much criticism and a U.S. Justice Department probe accusing the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office of discrimination — Sheriff Joe Arpaio is having no trouble raising money for his re-election campaign.

In fact — he’s raised more funds than ever.

In its latest finance report, Arpaio’s campaign says it raised nearly $6 million since 2009.

But more than 80 percent of the donors don’t just live outside of Maricopa County — they live outside of Arizona.

For his 2008 campaign, Apraio raised slightly more than $600,000.

Meanwhile — Arpaio says he expected charges to be filed against the Tennessee man who posted an Internet death threat against him and his family