Vance is a key member of the Trump admin. That’s why so many radicals want the worst to happen to him.
And JD Vance was hit with a death threat that has Secret Service sounding the alarm.
In a stunning display of leftist extremism, a volunteer radio host has stepped down from his position after pushing violent rhetoric against Vice President JD Vance on the liberal echo chamber known as Bluesky.
The individual, hiding behind the handle hanslopez.bsky.social, was clear with his words that called for assassination. “It’s simple, we k*ll JD Vance,” he posted.
This vile suggestion came as a reply to another user’s wild claim that “JD VANCE THINKS BRITAIN & FRANCE ARE AMERICAS [sic] LIKELY ENEMIES.”
It’s the kind of unhinged response that exposes the dark underbelly of progressive online spaces.
The perpetrator tied himself directly to WUML, a radio station bankrolled by the University of Massachusetts at Lowell, where he hosted a show.
For over six decades, WUML has positioned itself as a platform amplifying voices from UMass Lowell students and the wider Lowell area, according to its own site.
“Founded in 1952, WUML functions as a non-commercial FM station located in Lowell, Massachusetts, funded by the University of Massachusetts at Lowell, and fully managed and operated by student members, broadcasting both terrestrially and online,” boasts the station’s description.
Once the university caught wind of this dangerous post, they alerted the proper channels, as detailed in their statement to Fox News Digital.
“UMass Lowell police promptly coordinated with the FBI, Secret Service and Haverhill police the same day to ensure an appropriate response,” the school explained, showing at least some backbone in handling the matter.
They went on to note that “Contact was made with the individual in question, and the necessary assessments were conducted in collaboration with federal partners. Authorities confirmed there was no immediate threat.”
The Secret Service jumped in, confirming to Fox News Digital that they were briefed on the inflammatory post, ready to protect American leaders from such threats.
The university didn’t stop at notifications; they hammered home their stance against this kind of poison. “UMass Lowell takes seriously any threat of violence involving our community,” their statement declared.
“Statements such as the post in question are inconsistent with the values of our democracy and our university,” they added.
Per the statement, the agitator bowed out, resigning from his volunteer gig at WUML and scrubbing the post from his Bluesky profile, but the damage was already done.
Turns out, this wasn’t some random student; the school revealed he’s an alumnus.
Multiple other posts from the account, including the one targeting Vice President Vance, vanished into the digital ether, likely in a frantic attempt to cover tracks amid the fallout.
This incident shines a harsh light on how left-wing platforms like Bluesky foster environments where calls to violence against conservatives go unchecked until exposed.
It’s no secret that conservatives like JD Vance face constant vilification from the progressive mob, but escalating to assassination fantasies crosses every red line.
