Remember after the Trump assassination attempt when everyone briefly called for a new civility and no more extreme rhetoric? That’s clearly in the rearview mirror because ‘Comics for Kamala’ (shouldn’t it be Komics for Kamala or Comics for Camala to get in some proper alliteration) includes such world-class talents as Tom Arnold, John Stamos, and Kathy Griffin.

Remember those 2 minutes after the assassination when the Biden-Harris people and the media called for a new civility? https://t.co/NpCcVMbsUp pic.twitter.com/Ovldwb7gT9

— Daniel Greenfield – “Hang Together or Separately” (@Sultanknish) August 5, 2024

You may remember Kathy Griffin from that obscure Brooke Shields NBC sitcom (two things that never belonged in the same sentence) where one cast member was so desperate to get off that he committed suicide or you may remember her from this little incident that actually made her famous.

Kathy Griffin said Tuesday she didn’t realize “how serious” the Department of Justice (DOJ) was about her controversial photo of her holding a bloody fake replica of former President Trump’s head.

“I actually just got a FOIA back, Freedom of Information Act, recently, expressing how serious they were about trying to charge me with the crime of conspiracy to assassinate the president of the United States,” the comedian said on the “Dinner’s on Me with Jesse Tyler Ferguson” podcast.

Griffin said it was her ”own stupidity” in thinking that people “were ready to realize the level of dangerous that” the former president is.

A few years ago, in an appearance on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” Griffin said the Secret Service and the assistant U.S. attorney’s office were putting her “under a two-month federal investigation” and were considering charging her “with a crime — this is real — of conspiracy to assassinate the president of the United States.”

She also said that she was put on the “no-fly list” and the International Criminal Police Organization list, resulting in her getting stopped at every international airport.

“Anderson Cooper said I was disgusting, and I lost about 75 percent of my friends that never came back. And it was hard,” she told Colbert.

Griffin boosted her own fame with her pity party, but it’s clear that whatever friends she may have lost, the Kamala Harris campaign is good with this.