Whipped into a frenzy by the liberal media over what’s proving to be a non-story of Catholic students allegedly setting upon a Native American veteran on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, the anti-Trump liberal mob was out for blood.

The brother of a falsely accused Covington Catholic High School student doxxed by the mob, Andrew Hodge, took to Twitter to share the terror his family is experiencing with his younger brother, Michael, being falsely identified as the smirking, MAGA hat-wearing student standing in the vet’s face.

Here’s one of hundreds, if not thousands of unhinged false assertions and attacks on Michael and his family, as the pitchfork toting mob set out to destroy them.

(It’s being reported that his brother wasn’t even in Washington, D.C. at the time.)

https://twitter.com/hapinthe/status/1086821232291520513

As this all unfolded, the family was preoccupied with celebrating a wedding.

“Yesterday was supposed to be a day of celebration for my middle brother Alex, who got married last night. Instead, my family had to deal with the fallout of my youngest brother #MichaelHodge being falsely accused for standing & smiling in front of an indigenous man with a drum,” the elder brother tweeted.

https://twitter.com/PikePlaceTechie/status/1087117202749378560

Hodge continued with a series of tweets noting that his family was harassed and threatened with “physical violence.”

“We then find out our parents’ address was posted online. If that wasn’t enough, our family operated business has been slandered and attacked,” he tweeted.

The concerned brother hit the nail on the head when it comes to social media.

“The zealots scream for the head of #MichaelHodge knowing that their will be zero consequences to them if anything happens to him,” Hodge said.

https://twitter.com/PikePlaceTechie/status/1087117627170918400

Hodge continued with intimate details about his family, to include brother Michael, who sounds like a great American kid, and exposing more actions from the mob.

https://twitter.com/PikePlaceTechie/status/1087117996999536644

https://twitter.com/PikePlaceTechie/status/1087118652963504129

Turning the focus on them, he wisely wrote: “You condemned my parents for being horrible role models, yet you jumped to conclusions and were ready to string up an innocent dude? Is that what you are teaching your children/family? I sure hope not.”

https://twitter.com/PikePlaceTechie/status/1087119436962775041

Nonetheless, the liberal mob wanted their man — or, in this case, a high school student being vilified for his role in an incident the media willfully misreported.

Someone else, not #MichaelHodge is in the video pic.twitter.com/rqZ7LqRy9F

— Kevin (@SolidGraniteNH) January 19, 2019

And make no mistake, there were even calls for the deaths of the high school students, as seen in a tweet from Hollywood producer Jack Morrissey, who retreated behind the cloak of Twitter privacy after his bravery.

The student in the video, Nick Sandmann, a junior at Covington, released a statement saying they were being verbally attacked by Black Hebrew Israelites and the vet “began playing his drum as he waded into the crowd, which parted for him. I did not see anyone try to block his path. He locked eyes with me and approached me, coming within inches of my face.”

Video supports this claim.

“I believed that by remaining motionless and calm I was helping to diffuse[sic] the situation. I realized everyone had cameras and that perhaps a group of adults was trying to provoke a group of teenagers into a larger conflict. I said a silent prayer that the situation would not get out of hand,” the statement added.

In the end, being Trump supporters and March for Life participants, the students were just too enticing a target for the liberal media, who saw the chance to drop two foes in one fell swoop. And the liberal mob was doing it’s part — as was seen with Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.

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