These sources examine a controversial assertion by commentator Benny Johnson that right-wing terrorism is a nonexistent concept in the United States. While recent events and government shifts have highlighted a rise in left-wing political violence, extensive data from the GAO, FBI, and CSIS historically identify far-right extremism as a major and lethal threat. The text details how political figures and media hosts have transitioned from criticizing institutional bias to making categorical denials of documented extremist activities. This narrative shift is supported by the removal of federal studies and a new policy focus on "radical left terrorism" following high-profile assassinations. Ultimately, the sources illustrate how real incidents of violence are used to construct an unfalsifiable framework that absolves one side of the political spectr ...