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Re: Kimmel Gets Canned for the Moment
“The Democrats will never take credit for what they do; they just try to spin it to their opponents. As long as people strive toward good and stray from evil, the Democrats will lose every time. We lost a great one in Charlie Kirk! I hope there are more like him out there. Thank God for The Patriot Post and TPUSA.” —Illinois
“According to Nexstar’s broadcasting chief, ‘Continuing to give Mr. Kimmel a broadcast platform in the communities we serve is simply not in the public interest.’ That’s a very telling way of phrasing his announcement on the heels of FCC Chairman Brendan Carr’s reminder that their licenses require them to serve the public interest of their communities. High time, too: It’s been decades since the broadcast media were made to consider their responsibilities not just to their shareholders but also to the public that consumes their product. Sometimes a shot across the bow is all that’s needed.” —Georgia
“I am struck by the vile and hateful rhetoric that the Trotskyites who profess to be Democrats are using, which sounds as if they were celebrating the death of a good and decent man. Any person with even an ounce of decency would be respectful in not using the hateful verbiage that Kimmel and many others have used this past week.” —Colorado
“There’s no overcoming the evil personified in the talentless, feeble-minded hater Jimmy Kimmel. He is afflicted with the ‘mass psychosis’ that Alexander previously wrote about.” —Massachusetts
Re: Erika Kirk’s Forgiveness and the Powerful Gospel Message
“Great review; well done. I read C.S. Lewis’s entire Chronicles of Narnia to my precocious five-year-old daughter. She surprised me when I struggled to maintain my composure when reading of Aslan’s heroism. She looked at me curiously, and I tried my best to explain how Aslan’s courage, strength, and sacrifice reflected that of Jesus Christ. Two decades later, she remembers those readings and follows Christ in her life as well. Mrs. Kirk’s message broke my composure. Your summary did the same. It’s a good sign. I am so very glad that He has graciously made the way so I can look forward to seeing our Savior’s face! God bless Erika Kirk, her children, and all who weep — and hope — with her.” —Missouri
“TRUTH! I would like to offer another viewpoint on the cause of Charlie Kirk’s death — probably one that you won’t hear much about. It was not a ‘political’ assassination. It was a demonic murder, carried out by a ready and willing disciple of Satan. God’s Word accurately portrays his assassin, Tyler Robinson: ‘You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your father’s desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks his native language, for he is a liar and the father of lies.’ (John 8:44) The spiritual war is heating up between God and all the forces of Satan that oppose him. Stay vigilant. Stay in prayer. 1 Peter 5:8!” —North Carolina
Re: Kirk Derangement Syndrome and the Left’s Alternate Reality
“The radical Left argues with emotion, conservatives with facts. When faced with the facts, the radical Left goes ballistic and starts yelling and screaming, trying to shout down the facts. The Democrat mantra is, The facts, though interesting, aren’t relevant if they don’t support the narrative. Then they make up their version of the truth. This is why people are leaving the Democrat Party.” —Colorado
“I have to admit to feeling silenced for the very childish name-calling of the Left. As I watched the memorial for Charlie Kirk and listened to many of the speakers, I was reminded how important it is to ask questions and listen with respect and kindness. I struggle to have a discussion with a stupid person, but I have to stop and listen. I do, however, wish that the Left would stop acting like rugrats by calling people names, especially when they know not what they say.” —Wisconsin
Re: Hochul Mirrors Mamdani, No Matter What She Claims
“Academics has long placed second to special interests. My biology class learned to extract plant DNA with the use of kitchen chemicals and glass jars. At least the football team got new uniforms and better air transportation that year. Go Huskies.” —Washington
Re: Dearborn and the American Future
“One need only look at the statements and behavior of their elected officials to see that this enclave is living up to the dictates of the Quran. These are not migrants flooding Dearborn; they’re multi-generational infiltrators. Islam and our Constitution are not compatible. If we don’t start showing the door to those who refuse to assimilate and instead balkanize neighborhoods, we will eventually be faced with choosing a modern version of the Crusades or ruin.” —Idaho
“Islam and the rest of the world (especially the United States) are not compatible. Islam is attempting to take over the United States. Islam is our enemy; it threatens our way of life. We must protect ourselves from this radical, vile, hate-filled religion that asks one to submit or die.” —Texas
Re: DC Dems Deny Effectiveness of Trump’s Crime Crackdown
“Like death and taxes, one thing’s for sure: Democrats will lie and then lie again. It’s as sure as autumn follows summer.” —California
Re: Weingarten Gaslights About Fascism
“Teachers assume they are the smartest people in the room. Somehow, degrees equals intelligence. Honestly, teachers do not have the common sense to come in out of the rain. Just because you can regurgitate what you are told does not make you smart or intelligent. All people can tell when you are speaking down to them and when a person feels dismissed in this fashion. No need to argue; just take your ball and go home.” —Wisconsin
