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I feel like I shouldn’t even address this, but I’m going to. What Candace is doing here is assuming the average person doesn’t know much about ballistics, and she would be right. Most people don’t. So when she shares a video of somebody shooting a stop sign with a .30-06 FMJ and presents it like evidence of some grand conspiracy surrounding Charlie Kirk’s assassination, it probably looks pretty convincing to people who don’t know any better. The problem is, it proves absolutely nothing. A steel stop sign is not a human neck, and bullets don’t behave inside the human body the same way they behave when somebody shoots a road sign. My girls work shootings on a regular basis, and it is not uncommon for them to have a patient with an entrance wound and no obvious exit wound. I understand that’s anecdotal, but the actual science backs it up. Soft-point bullets like the one used in Charlie’s shooting are designed to expand when they hit the body, which causes them to slow down and transfer more of their energy into whatever they hit. Medical literature confirms that these types of bullets are more likely to stay inside the body than rounds that don’t expand. What a bullet does once it hits bone and tissue isn’t nearly as predictable as Candace is making it sound. Sometimes it exits. Sometimes it doesn’t. And while we’re at it, I don’t find the whole “neck of steel” comment particularly mysterious either. We’re talking about a secondhand phrase reportedly said by a doctor immediately after a horrific shooting, not something written in an autopsy or ballistics report. I can absolutely see a doctor standing with a devastated family and trying to say something, anything, that might bring them a little comfort in that moment. Maybe that’s what happened, maybe it isn’t. None of us were in that room. I also understand the fog of war better than I wish I did. I had accounts from the ground within days of Alan being killed and his autopsy within weeks. Years later, a book came out describing him with his eyes open and fighting for his life after the blast. That account doesn’t line up with what the men who were actually there told me, and it doesn’t line up with the catastrophic damage documented in his autopsy. That doesn’t mean there was some grand conspiracy surrounding Alan’s death. It means horrific events are chaotic, stories get repeated, details change, and sometimes what eventually gets told isn’t exactly what happened. That’s what bothers me about what Candace is doing. People have pointed out the problems with this ballistics argument over and over again, but acknowledging that would require her to admit that one of the great “mysteries” she keeps selling her audience really isn’t that mysterious. And she may get to keep selling it. Tyler Robinson still hasn’t entered a plea, and his attorneys are fighting the death penalty. If prosecutors eventually offer him a plea deal that takes death off the table, I fully expect him to take it. He’d be smart to. And if this ends in a plea instead of a trial, we may never get the moment where an actual ballistics expert sits on the witness stand and explains all of this under oath. Until then, Candace can keep sharing videos of people shooting stop signs and presenting them like forensic evidence. But a stop sign isn’t a human body, a secondhand comment isn’t an autopsy report, and neither one is evidence of a conspiracy. 🙄
30-06 bullets do not do weird things when they are fired into a human neck. They just rip right through it. That’s it. End of story. The “conspiracy theorists” are the people telling you otherwise.
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If you could be persuaded to not vote because some commentator who isn’t even running for office expressed opinions that make you sad, then the fault is entirely your own. You’re an absurd, shallow narcissist and it isn’t my job or anyone else’s to cater to you. So go ahead and stay home and hand the country over to socialists if that’s what you want to do. But don’t try to offload responsibility for that decision to me. I don’t even know you or have anything to do with you. You’re an adult. Act like it. Or act like a ridiculous child. Up to you. Leave me out of it.
Replying to @MattWalshBlog
In one week you’ve single-handedly alienated the centrist female vote. Rather than be humble and acknowledge that not all women on the internet are Lindsay Clancy supporting lunatics, you’re doubling down. When we don’t show up in November and DSA takes a foothold in Congress, you’ll know why.
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Murder: Intentionally or knowingly causing another person’s death. Aggravated murder: Intentionally or knowingly causing another person’s death, plus an aggravating factor. In this case, the aggravating factor is the state’s allegation that Tyler knowingly created a great risk of death to other people in the crowd. For @RealCandaceO to claim @paleochristcon did not know the facts of the case because he summarized the charge as “murder” instead of specifying “aggravated murder” is disingenuous. Leaving out the allegation that other lives were also at risk does not mean Andrew did not know the charge or the facts of the case. He correctly identified the central crime: Tyler Robinson is charged with murdering Charlie Kirk. Candace choosing to focus on the distinction affecting Tyler’s charges and punishment, while barely acknowledging the central fact of what allegedly happened to Charlie, is very telling. At this point, Candace has weirdly placed herself on the same metaphorical team as Tyler Robinson. Tyler is accused of murdering Charlie. Candace seems determined to murder Charlie’s legacy.
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Replying to @RealCandaceO
So, in other words, you got ratioed because... *squints at your post* Israel infiltrated 𝕏 so they could conspire to install source code which randomly reposts others' replies to you. And somehow it passed every code review and QA and got released to the wild. And somehow that's easier than tweaking the algorithm or throttling you. It's a bug which turns the repost symbol green, Candace. I've seen it once in a while. My post isn't even on the guy's timeline.
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This is on the back of a bootleg video from China. It is one of the finest descriptions of a movie ever penned.
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Never forget how immediately after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Destiny stated that “we need conservatives to be afraid of getting killed when they go to events” The left consistently calls for us to be killed/hurt and then cheer when we’re killed. Wake up to where we’re at.
Reminder that Hasan Piker publicly advocated for President Trump’s assassination Perhaps one of his lunatic followers decided to give it a shot
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Leftists have tried to kill the president three times now. They killed Charlie. They've shot up churches and Christian schools and rioted in the streets. They are the party of terrorism. Political violence comes from one side. How much longer will we allow these people to wage war on the country?
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You missed again, faggots.
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You legitimately do the "someone's gotta do it" thing which is a well known call to kill president Trump. Now that people point out that this is exactly what you've called for repeatedly. You're doing the "Who me?" routine, & hoping that we won't notice? Good luck
we dont even have details of what happened yet and these mfs are already using this opportunity to try and blame me! the president uses the most violent rhetoric ever known to man, perhaps thats why its usually his own supporters trying to shoot at him.
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This is a list of all the reasons why i believe Tyler Robinson is Charlie Kirk’s murderer. imma bookmark this for when people make crazy statements about it. DNA Evidence DNA recovered from multiple items tied to the crime, including: - Trigger and components of the Mauser Model 98 .30-06 rifle - The towel the weapon was wrapped in - Fired and unfired cartridge casings - A screwdriver left at the rooftop position Weapon & Ballistics Linkage - Rifle identified as a Mauser Model 98 bolt-action (.30-06) — belonged to Robinson's grandfather - Found discarded, wrapped in a towel, in a wooded area near campus along Robinson's escape route - Charging documents identify it as the murder weapon - Full public details on microscopic ballistic matching remain limited Surveillance Footage Cameras captured Robinson: - Arriving in a grey Dodge Challenger at approximately 8:29–8:30 AM (initial reconnaissance visit) - Returning to campus at approximately 11:52 AM - Moving through stairwells to the Losee Center rooftop - Taking a shooting position (~142–150 yards from the stage) and firing a single shot at approximately 12:20–12:23 PM — roughly one minute after reaching the rooftop position - Fleeing across the roof, jumping off the building, crossing a street, and escaping into a nearby neighborhood - Additional escape route captured on homeowners' security cameras and eyewitness video Physical Evidence at the Rooftop & Scene - Palm print and forearm imprint at roof edge - Footwear impressions matching Converse sneakers - Additional forensic traces on rooftop and ground below Digital Messages & Written Note - Pre-event handwritten note hidden under a keyboard: 'I had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk and I'm going to take it.' - Post-event texts discussing the act and motive, including an apparent admission: 'I am, I'm sorry' - Messages to roommate/partner about retrieving a rifle from a 'drop point,' leaving the rifle in a bush, visually watching the area where the rifle was left, and a reference to having left it wrapped in a towel — also referencing a scope and engraved bullets - Instructions sent to someone to delete communications (obstruction-adjacent) - Discord messages claiming responsibility and referencing surrender Child Witness/Video - A child witness had video or a witness account of the shooting; this evidence came up in February 2026 court proceedings where prosecutors were criticized for not disclosing it to investigators Motive Indicators - Online activity and ideological content - Inscribed messages on bullet casings, including: - 'Hey fascist! Catch!' - References to the antifascist song 'Bella Ciao' - Internet meme references - Texts expressing opposition to Kirk's views: 'I had enough of his hatred. Some hate can't be negotiated out.' - Context from personal relationships, including with his trans roommate/romantic partner who cooperated with investigators (placed under FBI protection until January 15, 2026) Arrest & Manhunt - Robinson was located in southern Utah following a roughly 33-hour manhunt that generated thousands of public tips - He ultimately surrendered and was arrested
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Don't let her bother you. Today's meltdown is just classic Candace. She makes charge after charge after charge and places the burden of proof on the accused - as if 'guilty until proven innocent' is a reasonable standard, and as if I have any reason to defend myself against her in the first place. As with all conspiracists, she relies on what I call the Preponderance of False Evidence. It's an incredibly effective persuasion tactic because it makes it seem like her case is irrefutable simply because of the sheer volume of her claims. The number of charges becomes a substitute for actual evidence, as though accusing someone of MULTIPLE crimes evidences their guilt of ANY crime. Of course, it does not. It does make it difficult to ever defend against her onslaughts, however. Even if you refute one of her accusations with undeniable evidence, it doesn't matter because there are still so many other charges! Surely you're guilty of some of them... You see this with, for example, the Moon Landing Hoax conspiracy. Conspiracists will say, "If there is no atmosphere on the moon, why did the flag wave?" If you reply with facts -- the flag did not wave, it oscillated expressly because the lack of atmosphere means there was no friction to bleed off the energy from twisting the flag into the lunar soil -- the conspiracist, rather than admitting they were wrong, just hard pivots to another charge: "Why are there two directional shadows when the only light source on the moon is the sun?" That's the power of the Preponderance of False Evidence. It seeks to bury you not only without actual evidence, but in contravention of it. Erika Kirk isn't just accused on one thing, she is complicit in her husband's murder. And the coverup. And alleged financial malfeasance. And child trafficking. And is a lesbian. And had a bad haircut in third grade... And, and, and... This isn't the only one of Candace's tools on display, of course. Her manipulation arsenal is formidable. Most all of her charges rely on Bare Assertion Fallacy, Esoteric Knowledge, Big Lie techniques, Red Herring, and just about every other trick in the conman's book. Even the threat that implies I’m afraid of being exposed by her: “Shall I share the demented 5 page email you wrote to the staff…” Perfectly crafted audience manipulation. Guaranteed to keep people tuned in for episode two. Of course, she is savvy enough to use just a little bit of truth here and there to ground her manipulations. For example, I did have quite a nice wardrobe at Daily Wire -- sports coats and suits, mostly. And I did have exactly one Gucci Jacket -- made famous in the Jeremy's Razors Commercial. I did not, however, have ‘a wardrobe closet filled with tailored Gucci suits.' But the charge feels credible because some of the words weren't completely made up. It's a truth-adjacent claim. And if any claim sticks, every claim sticks in the game of character assassination. Oh, and she loves to employ projection. Projection most of all. "Jeremy was obsessed with the spotlight!" Certainly I am not immune to ego -- an occupational hazard for everyone in public life. But Candace has literally spent the last decade in front of the camera, on stage, in documentaries, in interviews, and on her myriad shows. Are we to assume she ISN'T obsessed with the spotlight? Jeremy is trying to “centrally cast [himself] in everything.” Has Candace ever produced a show she wasn't the star of? Jeremy is “the rich wife with the Amex.” Um... Of course, Candace has never met a standard she thought should be applied universally. Everyone who criticizes her is "obsessed," even though she has now gone six months without a single episode that didn't focus on Charlie Kirk, almost as many focused on Erika Kirk - a woman whose sole crime seems to be that she dared to become more important to Charlie and then to the entire Conservative Movement than Candace herself -- and two years fixated on a small tribe of people that represent 0.2% of the global population. Still, taken in sum, these techniques Candace employs, coupled with her incredible instinct for marketing and "it" factor, make her an incredibly effective manipulator. I've never seen better. She has earned her success, for all the good it will do her. I will clarify one thing, though: I have never once said that I "created" Candace. I certainly did not create her. I didn't write the headline of the Daily Mail piece, though I did give all of the ensuing quotes. One of those quotes is, "I'm not the cause of Candace's talent or fame, but I did play a role." And so I did. I invested heavily into Candace during my tenure at Daily Wire. We expended millions and millions of dollars on her and her brand, just like PragerU and TPUSA before us. Of course, we have all paid a price for that investment -- and indeed, we should. We should have shown more discernment, and we deserve to take some lumps. But our failures do not justify Candace's treachery. That she has betrayed most everyone who ever invested in her is, like her talent, her narcissism, and her deep dishonesty, all Candace. No one created her but her.
It bears repeating that the reason ppl don’t confront Candace as @JeremyDBoreing did is bc she’s so vicious. But she’s also inconsistent. Weeks ago she went on a rant about how @benshapiro is a Talmudic Jew who hates white & black people, etc. Now he’s just a sympathetic victim of Jeremy. Maybe they could’ve worked it out if not for Jeremy. Five min ago he helmed the “Israeli Wire”- an evil organization shilling for Israel. Today it’s the Daily Wire again and it had so much going for it…but for Jeremy! 🫠
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As always I only support military action anywhere, in any context, if it directly serves the interests of American citizens. It’s troubling that the arguments we’re hearing for this war in Iran, including from Trump himself, seem to revolve primarily around “bringing freedom to the Iranian people.” As Americans, the freedom of Iranians is not our responsibility. If a single American life is lost in the service of that goal, it will be a travesty. What nobody has even come close to sufficiently explaining is how this war will first and foremost directly benefit American citizens. That is a case that needed to have been made clearly and convincingly before this move, and it wasn’t. We’re also told how this will benefit Israel, and I’m sure it will. But Israel is not America. What does it do for America? How does it help us? That needs to be explained to us. And it isn’t “panicking” or demonstrating “disloyalty” to demand those very basic answers about how American tax money, and potentially American lives, are being spent. We hear about the danger of a nuclear Iran, but that’s odd because we were told that Iran’s nuclear capabilities had already been set back decades. We hear that this war will be over quickly and easily because Iran is powerless, which I hope and pray is the case, and maybe it will be. But that’s odd, too, because if Iran is such a paper tiger then how were they a danger to us in the first place? It seems hard to argue both that Iran is an existential threat to the United States and that we can topple them in 20 minutes with no casualties or negative downstream effects. Also the political calculation really matters here. A huge majority of American oppose this. That’s just a fact. If it costs Republicans in 26 and 28, then, no matter how things work out in Iran, it will not have been worth it. A free Iran at the cost of Democrat rule here at home is a bad deal. A free Iran for an unfree America would be just about the worst trade of the century. I’m praying for our great country today.
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The reason the left expects us to hate Alysa Liu for her generic 20 year old girl political takes, is because this is who they are. Remember they ruined a man's life after he landed a spacecraft on a comet because his shirt had women on it
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There are a lot of serious crimes that aren’t considered “violent,” such as child porn, identity theft, DUI, etc. Plus, there are illegal aliens who are under charges or have been convicted of criminal offenses in their home country. Finally, what is this supposed to prove? Is the left’s position that foreigners have a right to enter/stay in our country illegally so long as they aren’t convicted of a violent crime? We should want illegal aliens removed *before* an American is victimized.
New data shows that over 86% of ICE arrests didn’t involve anyone accused or convicted of a violent crime. cc: @CBSNews
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Replying to @WalterLapp
Reread the first few words of my tweet, slowly this time.
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The only question that needs to be answered is, "Did the officer have a reasonable belief that there was an imminent threat to his life from how Good was driving at that moment." Every video I've seen says "yes" Was her intent to murder Ross? Irrelevant Was she trying to flee? Irrelevant Was she told to leave? Irrelevant Did she actually hit him with her car? Yes but irrelevant Did he shoot three times? Irrelevant Was she smiling? Irrelevant
He draws his weapon AFTER she shifts into drive. The video from the rear makes that 100% clear. The White "Reverse" tail light goes out, the brake lights go out BEFORE he draws his weapon. She is non-compliant with the Officer's commands to get out of the car, and he can see her thru the front windshield turning the wheel as she attempts to manuever. ALL of that informed his decision that she might be preparing to drive towards him. Quit lying about the video.
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I may be ugly and possibly retarded but I’m not fat. Let’s stick to the facts here please.
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Replying to @TheDemocrats
“Not mad at you” *guns engine
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