Tennessee nurse wishes death upon Trump as he head's to Knoxville

Why is it that it always seems to be teachers and nurses who are most consumed with Trump Derangement Syndrome?

Meredith Lane Cromer, purportedly a nurse who works at Eastlake Urgent Care in La Follette, Tennessee, took to social media to essentially wish death on Trump, referencing a recent shooting at a Shell station in Knoxville.

“Maybe Trump can stop by the Weigels/Shell on Summit Hill. Just a suggestion,” read a post shared by Cromer’s account.

A Tennessee nurse practitioner hopes President Trump visits a gas station infamous for multiple fatal shootings.

Would you trust this person with your health? pic.twitter.com/vTxsRj73yf

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) September 24, 2026

For what it’s worth, Trump is traveling to Knoxville on Saturday to attend the college football game between the Tennessee Volunteers and the Texas Longhorns at Neyland Stadium.

Two women, Lerisha Williams and Quinshayla Williams, were arrested last week after a fight at the gas station left a person dead — according to reports, one of the women was beating another woman with a gun when it discharged, striking the victim in the chest. Another person was reportedly wounded when the other woman opened fire on a vehicle as it fled the scene.

And while many hard-working, caring individuals work in the healthcare industry, reports like this could make people skeptical about the care they might receive if their politics don’t align with certain caretakers.

A similar incident involving a caretaker in California took place in July, as seen here:

Meet Robert Acuna Bagshaw, a registered nurse at @MemorialCareHS according to his Linkedin

He appeared to celebrate Lindsey Graham dying and hopes Trump dies as well

Would you trust this person with your healthcare? pic.twitter.com/Ri8DvW6ZrR

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) July 12, 2026

Another example earlier this year saw a Miami-based nurse stripped of his license after posting online that he would “not perform anesthesia for any surgeries or procedures for MAGA”. And how can we forget the labor and delivery nurse in Florida who shared an expletive-filled social media post wishing Trump’s then-pregnant press secretary a painful childbirth.

Here’s a quick sampling of responses to the story, as seen on X:

It seems to always be a nurse or a teacher. I’m worried about EVER having to go to a hospital

— SeldenGADawgs (@SeldenGADawgs) September 24, 2026

The bane of western civilization…. white liberal females.

— Tom Pessa (@RedWhiteandTom) September 24, 2026

They take the same type of oath as doctors, the Florence Nightingale Pledge.

But they’ll wish or cause death on someone they don’t like politically.

Sounds like Islam.

— ___devnull (@____devnull) September 25, 2026

WTAF is the matter with people? Absolutely batshit craziness.

— MostlyDrinkingChampers (@love4champers) September 25, 2026

The crazy smile and Charlie Manson eyes… every single time.

— AnnMarie (@RealAnnMarie83) September 25, 2026

No, I would not trust her. pic.twitter.com/74aEtYZ98u

— Tired of being politically correct (@USBornNRaised) September 24, 2026

Another gem from her feed pic.twitter.com/SS6R2lrD1t

— Reggie Bombadillo (@reggiebomb555) September 25, 2026

For the love of God, why is it always nurses or those in the medical field.

Quite unsettling. https://t.co/dV2NhnYWLg

— Myrna (@GigaBeers) September 25, 2026

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