A Massachusetts woman is out on bail, having been charged with intentionally ramming a car because it had a Trump bumper sticker.  The fury at the election of President Trump, expressed and exacerbated by the likes of Maxine Waters and Kathy Griffin, is leading to violence in the streets (and on the softball diamond).  While reporters worry about their own safety because President Trump criticizes them, actual incidents of violence are overwhelmingly directed at Trump-supporters and Republicans in general.  Ask Steve Scalise if you doubt me.

Kristen Young of the Cape Cod Times:

Chloe Wright, 25, also faces charges of vandalizing property and leaving the scene of property damage.  She was released on $1,250 bail and was ordered to stay away from the victim.

Picture of the defendant (screen grab from WBZ TV).

On June 30, a man called Barnstable police to report a hit-and-run crash.  He told responding officers he had been driving south on Bearses Way in Hyannis, and was stopped for a red light at the intersection of Route 28 when the driver of the car behind him began honking the horn, according to a police report.

The man continued driving onto Bassett Lane and the car followed, with the driver still honking, the man told police, according to the report.  When he stopped again for a red light at the intersection with North Street, the driver also began yelling, the man said.

Thinking that something might be wrong with the back of his car, the man stepped out into the road.  The driver began yelling at him about a Donald Trump bumper sticker on the back of his car, he told police.

"She said, 'You voted for Trump?'" the man wrote in a statement.  "I said yes.  She called me a racist and several other names."

As the man began recording the incident on his phone, the woman drove around his car, prompting him to step back into the driver's side door opening, he told police, according to the report.  The woman then drove at him and hit the open door, he said, according to the report.

"She bent my door and I had to lean back to avoid getting hit," the man wrote.  "She also hit the side of my car."

The woman drove away down North Street, the man told police.

You can watch the portion of the attack recorded by the victim on this video excerpt from a report on Boston station WBZ TV:

Here is a picture of the bumper sticker that allegedly led the attacker to a state of rage.

Screen grab via WBZ TV.

The accused has pleaded "not guilty," which ought to lead to some interesting arguments, given that the attack is on video and that police identified the license plate number on it.  Will she claim that Trump Derangement Syndrome led to temporary insanity?