Right-wing political violence is more frequent, deadly than left-wing violence

The article discusses the issue of political violence in the United States, focusing on the comparative frequency and deadliness of right-wing and left-wing violence. It argues that President Trump's claims about political violence have been inaccurate, and that right-wing political violence is more frequent and deadly than left-wing violence. The article cites data from the Center for Strategic and International Studies, which found that right-wing extremists were responsible for 66% of domestic terror attacks and plots in the US between 2010 and 2020, compared to 3% by left-wing extremists. It also notes that right-wing violence has been more deadly, causing 91% of fatalities from domestic terror incidents during that period. The article suggests that the Trump administration's focus on left-wing violence, such as Antifa, has been misleading and has failed to address the more significant threat posed by right-wing extremism. It argues that a more balanced and evidence-based approach to addressing political violence is necessary.