By Pamela Geller

A free society cannot co-exist with a party that would overturn an election at gunpoint.

The foundation of America is government of the people, by the people, for the people. A military junta is its absolute negation: power seized by force from the voters it is meant to serve.

A party whose voters welcome a military coup against an elected president is embracing fascism. When nearly a third say they would react positively to his assassination, the threat goes beyond contempt for Trump. It is contempt for the ballot itself. A country in which political opponents begin to see force and murder as acceptable ways to settle an election is on a road toward civil conflict.

31 percent would approve of removing him by assassination.

The rest would either be fine with it or downright happy.

The Democrats have embraced pure evil. And revolution, or at least outright coups. A net 32 percent would approve of a MILITARY COUP to replace a democratically elected President of the United States in order to "safeguard the Constitution" (David Strom).