The LA Times sees Gavin Newsom as the Left’s answer to Charlie Kirk and they couldn’t be more wrong.

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Gavin is a snake with many skins. I’d call him a chameleon but a snake is more fitting. 

He’s experimented with many different characters.

He launched his podcast in an attempt to appear more moderate. He even had Charlie Kirk on as a guest and had a few points of agreement  

But then he flipped a switch and decided to go full-on TDS after President Trump prevented LA from burning to the ground during the ICE riots.

So yeah, when I see the LA Times go out of their way to characterize Gavin as the Left’s “Charlie Kirk,” forgive me for calling BS.

The article titled “Charlie Kirk gave young men something to believe in. Newsom wants to do the same,” is a joke. 

Gavin will never be like Charlie for many reasons but specifically: Charlie told the truth. Charlie did not waiver. Charlie was steadfast and resolute. 

Gavin does whatever Gavin thinks will bring him the spotlight. 

They are NOT the same!

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A Michigan mayor told an American citizen he’s not welcome in his own city.

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At a Dearborn City Council meeting, a longtime resident and American citizen Ted Barham stood up and voiced concern over newly installed street signs honoring Osama Siblani, publisher of The Arab American News.

Barham pointed out that Siblani has a history of praising terrorist groups like Hezbollah and Hamas and shouldn't be honored. 

What happened next should outrage every American.

Dearborn’s Mayor Abdullah Hammoud- a public servant who’s supposed to represent all of Dearborn, not just its Muslim population- unloaded on Barham.

He didn’t just call him a racist and an Islamophobe, he had the audacity to tell an American citizen that he’s “not welcome” in his own city and for daring to question whether taxpayer-funded honors should go to someone with a history of praising anti-American terrorist groups.

This isn’t just offensive, it’s BS!

When an elected official tells dissenting citizens to get out  because they disagree with him, that’s not leadership. 

American citizens have every right to question their leaders and without being called names. 

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Uh-oh a Democrat Senator accidentally admitted that men and women have biological differences!

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Senator Mazie Hirono clashed with FBI Director Kash Patel over pull-ups but in doing so, admitted women do in fact have inferior physiological strength!

This all went down because, starting next year, the FBI will require new agents to do one pull-up. That’s right...one. 

Hirono called it “harsh” and claimed it could discourage women from applying.

Director Patel reminded the Senator that FBI agents chase violent thugs, carry weapons, and put themselves in danger. 

If you can’t do one pull-up, maybe the FBI field isn’t for you. Simple as that.

This is part of Patel’s broader effort to toughen up the Bureau- cutting bloated training, ditching the college degree requirement, and refocusing on readiness.

The FBI isn’t a social experiment. It’s a law enforcement agency. And if doing a single pull-up is too much to ask, maybe the bar’s not the problem, maybe the standards have been too low for too long.

But it is good to know Democrats suddenly know what a woman is! 

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Apparently Tampon Tim isn’t done ruining Minnesota yet!

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Well, guess who wants to be Minnesota’s governor again?

Tampon Tim Walz announced his run for a third term because apparently, turning the state into a social experiment isn’t quite finished yet.

Besides his failed endeavor at becoming our VP, Tim Walz made national headlines for putting tampons in boys' bathrooms at public schools.

It was all in the name of “menstrual equity,” because nothing says equality like spending taxpayer dollars to help 13-year-old boys find feminine hygiene products they’ll never use.

Tim is the same guy who spent his time pushing gender ideology, green mandates, and diversity czars, while crime surged, carjackings spiked, and small businesses got buried under red tape- the ones that made it through his draconian COVID policies, that is. 

Now, he says there’s “unfinished work.” 

So..more DEI consultants, more virtue-signaling, and more morbid jokes that aren’t funny at all?

Republicans are lining up to challenge him and they should. 

Minnesota needs a reset, not a third term of Tampon Tim!

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Where does “free speech” end and “hate speech” begin?

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The examples of those attempting the justify or worse, CELEBRATE, the assassination of Charlie Kirk are countless. 

While some come from clueless TikTok trolls, far too many are from career media professionals who frankly should know better.

Anyone who inserts a "BUT" when acknowledging or condemning a murder needs some serious and immediate self-reflection.

He lost his LIFE. Over words. Words.

I don’t celebrate cancel culture, nor do I take joy in people losing their jobs. But if you’re celebrating the murder of someone you’ve probably never even met just because you didn’t like what they said or believed, then I have to question whether you should be interacting with customers, clients, or the public in any official capacity.

To be blunt, maybe you’re not well-suited for public-facing work at all.

Now, to be fair, not all Democrats or progressives are to blame. Many have been thoughtful, kind, and genuine.

But if the Democratic Party is either unable or unwilling to rein in or condemn the extremists in its ranks, then is it any wonder they’re polling just below gas station sushi?

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Democrats love to say political violence happens on “both sides.” And sure, technically that’s true—but it’s not the whole truth.

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Yes, there are right-wing crazies out there. But tell me the last time a prominent leftist speaker was met with riots on a college campus. You can’t, because it doesn’t happen.

For conservatives? That’s the norm. I’ve spoken at campuses for over a decade, and with rare exceptions, every single event has been met with hostility and sometimes outright violence.

At University of New Mexico, it escalated so badly that SWAT had to evacuate me after protesters tried to break down doors, vandalized the building, and pulled the fire alarm. I’ve had students throw things, try to vomit on me, you name it.

Conservatives don’t behave this way. Prove me wrong. As Charlie Kirk said, prove me wrong.

So why is the Left like this? It’s a mix: activist teachers, self-loathing, insecurity, and a culture that treats perceived victimhood like a superpower. They believe being offended gives them license to attack.

And until we fix that, it won't change. 

That’s exactly what Charlie Kirk tried to do. That’s why he built TPUSA. And they killed him for it.

The Right has flaws, but the Left is in moral collapse.

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New York just keeps New York-ing as Governor Hochul endorses Commie Mamdani!

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Governor Kathy Hochul has finally jumped on the bandwagon and endorsed Zohran Mamdani for mayor of New York City.

Yes, that Mamdani, the DSA-backed socialist who once called to defund the police and compared Zionism to white supremacy. Real unifying stuff.

Hochul made the announcement in a New York Times op-ed- how fitting- and maintains they don’t agree on everything, but she just loves his vision for affordability, public safety, and quote “strong leadership.”

Right. Because nothing screams strong leadership like demonizing landlords, law enforcement, and cozying up to anarchist protest groups.

To cover herself, Hochul threw in a few disclaimers: oh, they’ve had disagreements, she still supports the NYPD, blah blah blah. But make no mistake, this is a stamp of approval from the state’s top Democrat on one of the most far-left candidates NYC’s ever seen.

Let’s call it what it is- full proof the so-called “moderates” in the Democrat Party are either too weak to lead or too scared to stand up to their own fringe.

But hey, if the Democrats want to double down on candidates who think socialism works in a city that can’t even fill potholes, let ‘em!

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In the wake of Charlie’s assassination, his message has only grown. 

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In the wake of tragedy, something beautiful happened.

After Charlie Kirk’s assassination- a moment that shook the conservative movement, his organization-Turning Point USA-didn’t slow down. It surged forward.

According to TPUSA, within days, more than 18,000 new chapter requests poured in. 

We’re talking high schoolers, college kids, young people who watched Charlie fight for free speech and conservative values and decided to pick up the torch.

They didn’t just mourn. They organized. They built.

And behind it all was the message Charlie preached again and again:
You’re not too young. You’re not too small. The country needs you, and now.

As campuses gear up and new chapters launch nationwide, Charlie’s voice is still being heard. Not just through a microphone… but through a movement.

His legacy isn’t just remembered. It’s mobilized, ready, and full of patriotism. 

Young Americans will lead this charge and soon, this generation will lead the conservative movement, nationwide. 

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In the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, the dark hole of social media is even darker than usual. 

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To every anonymous and fringe troll, every media figure, and every elected official who spoke out about Charlie’s murder and added a “BUT,” maybe it’s time to log off and take a hard look at your own humanity.

Charlie didn’t agree with you. He didn’t like your rhetoric either. But he didn’t want you dead, he just wanted to debate you.

This twisted idea that saying something unpopular means you deserve to die, is morally bankrupt. It’s evil.

And when you die, I hope no one’s heartless enough to say, “Well, condolences, BUT she said things I didn’t like,” or “Sorry it happened, BUT he was offensive.”

How did we get to a place where people- especially young people- actually believe disagreement justifies death?

It’s sickening.

But I still believe those voices — as loud and algorithm-fed as they are — do not represent the majority.

I choose to believe that most people- even on the Left- were heartbroken by what happened to Charlie. And I believe most of us still know right from wrong.

I’ll have more to say soon. But for now,  these are my thoughts.

Rest in power, Charlie. We’ll carry the torch from here.

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Like many of you, the assassination of Charlie Kirk hit me like a ton of bricks.

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I am still not okay after the assassination of Charlie Kirk. 

I went from shock and disbelief to a deep, indescribable heaviness. 

Watching a 31-year-old husband and father gunned down while peacefully sitting in a tent on a college campus-offering himself up for dialogue- was horrifying. 

If that didn’t shake you to your core, I don’t know what will.

This was personal. I’ve known Charlie for over a decade. We started in this movement together. He was my biggest supporter, and I was his. He didn’t just build a platform — he lifted others up, including me. I owe him more than I can put into words.

Charlie was there for me when it wasn’t popular. He defended me, even when we disagreed, because he believed in debate and he believed in me. 

Yes, I’m shaken. I’ve stood on the same stages, faced the same threats. And now, more than ever, I feel the risk. But I also know we can’t stop.

If you’ve been quiet, let this be the moment you speak up. 

Pick up the microphone, even if it starts with a whisper.

Do it for Charlie.

Do it for this country.

Do it for yourself.

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