In recent discussions surrounding political violence in America, former President Donald Trump finds himself at the center of controversy as he attributes blame to the left while data suggests otherwise. A series of analyses reveal that none of the last 31 documented political attacks were conducted by individuals from left-wing groups. Critics argue that Trump’s statements on political violence overlook his own inflammatory rhetoric and the role of far-right radicals, as evidenced by disappearing studies from his administration that challenge his claims. Political analysts suggest that the ongoing narrative from Trump and his allies aims to redirect attention and solidify power, despite evidence to the contrary. Various commentators emphasize the need for accountability and reflect on the normalization of political violence, highlighting the complexities of who is truly to blame.