We all anticipated that political murder would return.
For nearly a decade, Americans have witnessed mobs attacking our monuments, beheading statues, and vandalizing places of worship. They’ve threatened cherished figures and disturbed resting places. Churches have been bombed, set ablaze, or stoned, while activists, journalists, politicians, and judges face threats right at their homes. Families have dealt with harassment, students and speakers have […]
Remembering Charlie Kirk: The importance of supporting debate and denouncing political violence
Meeting Charlie Kirk in August 2019 left quite an impression on me. He was, well, notably tall—despite being 6’1″ myself, he towered over me. Another thing that stood out? His inability to disguise his emotions. For someone often in front of the camera, you’d expect a better poker face. But Charlie, he didn’t hold back […]
Cornel West leaves during intense discussion on political violence
Political Assassination Sparks Debate Professor Cornell West recently made headlines during a segment on “Piers Morgan’s Uncensored,” where he spoke out about the political assassination of Charlie Kirk. This tragic event has ignited a nationwide discussion around political violence, with Morgan attributing some of the blame to rhetoric from the “Awakened Left,” referencing comments made […]
Democrats on Bluesky urge for increased political violence with ‘Trump next please’
Recently, if you’ve been on the Bluesky app, you’ve probably noticed a rather intense reaction from some Democrats—especially following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, someone they held in high regard. Jill Savage and Matthew Peterson have shared their thoughts on a trend they’ve spotted across social media platforms. “There’s quite a bit of chaos over […]
Charlie Kirk’s assassination ignites political blame in Washington
Trump Denies Right-Wing Extremism Issues Former President Donald Trump dismissed the idea that right-wing extremism is a concern, suggesting instead that the problem arises from the left. Speaking to reporters outside Air Force 1, he stated, “The problem is on the left when you look at the problem. It’s not on the right.” He further […]
Shia LaBeouf mends relationship with Jon Voight after political disagreement
Shea LaBeouf Reflects on Reconciliation with John Voight In a recent interview, Shea LaBeouf discussed his reconciliation with John Voight, his co-star in “Megalopolis.” The actor shared insights about their relationship during the creation of a film that explores the difficulties surrounding Francis Ford Coppola’s much-anticipated but ultimately disappointing project. LaBeouf, now 39, revealed that […]
Rep. Tim Burchett advises CNN to reflect on its political language
Tim Burchett Clashes with CNN Host Over Political Rhetoric After Charlie Kirk’s Assassination On Monday, Rep. Tim Burchett from Tennessee took a stand during a CNN interview with Kate Bolduan, responding to concerns about political rhetoric in light of the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Burchett asserted that CNN should take a hard look […]
JD Vance Presents Evidence Indicating Greater Acceptance of Political Violence on the Far Left
Political Violence Acceptance Among Americans: A New Survey On Monday, Vice President JD Vance discussed voting data that reveals a striking acceptance of political violence among self-identified “very liberal” Americans compared to their “very conservative” counterparts. Speaking on the Charlie Kirk Show, Vance outlined what he described as a “difficult truth” from the White House […]
We Need to Take Away Visas from Foreigners Who Celebrate the Killing of a Political Figure Like Charlie Kirk
In a recent interview, Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed the assassination of political figures in the U.S., specifically mentioning Charlie Kirk. “When we invite individuals to the United States, whether as students or tourists, we need to set high standards,” Rubio stated. “We shouldn’t bring in people who display negative and harmful behavior.” He […]
Poll finds liberals are more inclined to believe that political violence can be justified at times.
Recent polls indicate that while most Americans believe political violence is unjustifiable, liberals are more inclined than conservatives to consider its use for political ends. A YouGov survey conducted after the tragic shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk revealed that 72% of Americans think violence is never acceptable, while 11% believe it could be justified. […]