Bernstein's call for a different response to a malignant presidency is an undisguised call for the assassination of the elected President.  I have been twice treated for cancer, and you don't negotiate or have a dialogue with it or whine about the lack of civility with it.  You destroy it with maximum lethality and with the least collateral damage consistent with the annihilation of the objective.  That puts the President, his family, his security detail, his staff, his flight crews, his visitors at risk.  We are Japan in the 1920s or Austria in the 1930s at risk from the ideology of the Party-That-Should-Have-Won.

Note that the liberal media functions to desensitize the public should any attempt on the President be made.  Actors and theatrics advocating or dramatizing assassination are given maximum neutral or favorable publicity.  Republicans and conservatives (there is a difference) are sensitized to be wary about assembling as a target-rich grouping.

Beware of freak "accidents."