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One year ago, Charlie Kirk was assassinated by the intolerant forces set in motion by the Democrat Party. And don’t waste my time complaining about that wording, Democrats. We all saw the spiteful joy in your online reactions to the murder of this Free Speech Martyr AND how you’ve persecuted his widow since then.

Plus, there’s the neck gesture that 2026 Democrats continue to use in imitation of Charlie’s mortal wound. Used as both a taunt and an implied threat that some hate-filled Democrat sniper might one day kill the viewer of said neck gesture. Here’s my post from last September:

“No mere words will suffice to mark the passing of Charlie Kirk, the Turning Point USA hero who never hesitated to set up a chair inside the lion’s mouth and try to talk sense to political zealots. This husband and father was always thought of by me as “the amiable firebrand” because of the way he combined political passion with a willingness to engage with opponents he surely knew harbored hatred toward him.

This assassination by forces that still dominate college campuses across America highlights the way that university administrators have been paving the way for such violence for decades now. Those administrators were often 1960s generation leftists or had the misfortune of being “educated” by 1960s leftists.

Remember that self-confessed school bomber Bill “Guilty as sin, free as a bird” Ayers, the embodiment of the most hate-filled elements of the 1960s left, not only became a “teacher” himself but also influenced the politically intolerant approach to “education.”

For decades now, the intolerant Democrats and other leftists who run America’s colleges and universities have done everything they could to show hostility toward any speakers to the right of Lenin or Mao. Heckler’s vetoes and the violence toward opposing opinions were spitefully ignored by the politically biased professors and administrators. Continue reading →