"It’s gonna be quite difficult for me to feel a sense of sympathy for American Air Force pilots when I know what they’re doing." - Democrat spokesperson Hasan Piker, four days ago, on the now-rescued Air Force pilots shot down by Iran.

Democrats trying to defend Piker's egregious "past" don't even have to look a week back to see that Piker is unequivocally unchanged, if not more radical than ever before.
Piker has called to kill Republican lawmakers and is backing Georgia Democrat Senator Jon Ossoff as his "dark-horse pick" and Michigan Democrat U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed who he's said is "what the moment needs."
Democrats who have embraced Piker are also embracing his disgusting and vulgar attacks on Americans:
Democrats aren't just accepting Piker's support, they're doubling down on it. It's sick, twisted, and a dangerous reflection of what the Democrat party has become.