The left-wing media’s relentless assault on truth has hit a new low with the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the fiery conservative firebrand who built Turning Point USA into a powerhouse for young patriots.
The Evil Cancelled Moron
On September 10, 2025, Kirk was gunned down at Utah Valley University during a speaking event—a cold-blooded hit that shook the nation. But before the echoes of the shots faded, the propagandists at CNN, MSNBC, and their echo-chamber allies were peddling the grotesque lie that the killer, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, was some deranged MAGA fanatic. <—100% false. Shamelessly false.
It’s a blatant fabrication, one the shooter himself demolished, and it’s exposed the media’s venomous agenda like never before. Against this farce, the swift boot of Jimmy Kimmel off the airwaves feels like poetic justice—a clownish host’s downfall for daring to amplify the same toxic bullshit.
Let’s cut through the spin: Robinson isn’t MAGA. He’s the opposite—a twisted product of leftist indoctrination, marinating in the dark corners of online radicalism that the media pretends don’t exist.
The Other Unfunny Cancelled Moron
Utah Governor Spencer Cox, a Republican who doesn’t mince words, laid it bare in interviews: Robinson was “deeply indoctrinated with leftist ideology,” shifting hard left from his conservative Mormon family roots.
Sources close to the investigation confirmed he was in a romantic relationship with a transitioning partner, a detail that screams motive when you recall Kirk’s unapologetic crusades against the transgender agenda, abortion extremism, and woke cultural rot.
Robinson’s social media trail? A cesspool of anti-conservative bile, railing against gun rights (ironically, since he used one to murder), climate denial, and Kirk’s pro-life fire.
The Dumbest and Most Cancelled of Them all
He spent time in “dark places” online, as Cox put it, absorbing the same hate-fueled echo chambers that birthed Antifa thugs and campus screamers.
The smoking gun?
Robinson’s own words, straight from a Discord confession and texts unearthed by the FBI.
In messages to a roommate, he bragged: “I had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk, and I’m going to take it.” No red hats, no Trump flags—just pure, seething hatred for a man who embodied everything the left despises: unyielding faith, Second Amendment zeal, and a knack for dismantling progressive fairy tales.
Bullet casings at the scene were engraved with taunts like “Hey fascist! Catch!”—not the lingo of a right-winger, but the smug drivel of a self-righteous leftist playing vigilante. Even his family turned him in, horrified by his “full of hate” rants about Kirk at a recent gathering. This wasn’t some inside job or false flag; it was a leftist radical snapping, fueled by the same media hysteria that demonizes conservatives as threats to democracy.
Yet, within hours, the left-wing outrage machine kicked into overdrive, desperate to flip the script and shield their side.
Harvard Law’s Laurence Tribe, that sanctimonious gasbag, tweeted the debunked rumor that Robinson was “ultra-MAGA,” drawing a torrent of well-deserved backlash. Occupy Democrats, the astro-turfed fever swamp masquerading as a movement, smeared him as a “hardcore MAGA” gun nut from a Republican family—ignoring the governor’s direct quotes and the kid’s pro-LGBTQ pivot.
CNN and MSNBC looped the narrative, with anchors like Don Lemon’s ghost whispering that this was “MAGA infighting” or some such nonsense, while burying the Discord logs and family interviews. It’s the same playbook they ran with Kyle Rittenhouse: twist facts into a pretzel to paint conservatives as the villains, even when the evidence screams otherwise. AP fact-checkers tallied a “flood of false claims” online, but conveniently glossed over how their own side ignited the blaze with inflammatory speculation—falsely ID’ing innocents like a 77-year-old Canadian banker as the shooter, then pivoting to “right-wing marksman” theories when the real perp didn’t fit the script.
This isn’t sloppy journalism; it’s deliberate sabotage, a calculated bid to inflame divisions and absolve the left’s role in breeding political assassins. Kirk, at 31, was a generational threat—a college dropout turned MAGA rock star who mobilized millions of youth against the elite’s godless agenda. His death? Not a random tragedy, but the inevitable fruit of years of media incitement: portraying Trump supporters as “deplorables” ripe for extermination.
Remember the flood of posts celebrating Kirk’s murder? Leftist influencers like JoJoFromJerz sneered at the evidence, peddling “fake texts” conspiracies for clicks. It’s sick, and it reeks of the same moral rot that saw Nick Fuentes’ Groypers trolled as suspects—anything to avoid admitting a lefty snapped.
Enter Jimmy Kimmel, the smug late-night hack whose indefinite yanking from ABC on September 17 is the cherry on this shit sundae. In his Monday monologue, Kimmel spewed: “The MAGA Gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them.” Pure libel, broadcast to millions, implying Robinson was a Trump die-hard. He didn’t correct it Tuesday—arrogant to the end.
FCC Chair Brendan Carr, no fan of media malfeasance, torched him on a podcast as peddling “the sickest conduct possible,” threatening ABC’s license and Disney’s empire. Nexstar, owning scads of affiliates, preempted the show “indefinitely,” slamming Kimmel’s remarks as “offensive and insensitive.” ABC caved, pulling episodes amid merger pressures and White House heat.
Trump’s Truth Social cheered it on: “Next up will be an even less talented Jimmy Kimmel.” Colbert’s already gone; Kimmel’s the latest casualty of a rotting format where “comedy” means lefty propaganda.
Kimmel’s boot? Long overdue. This weasel mocked Oscar winners, shilled for Biden’s dementia, and now lied about a murder to score cheap points. His downfall isn’t censorship—it’s karma for a media class that’s lied us into wars, riots, and now assassinations. They wanted war on MAGA? They got it, and the truth is their bunker.
Kirk’s legacy endures: a nation awakened, while these frauds fade into irrelevance. If that’s “politically incorrect,” good—America’s tired of polite poison. Time to drain the swamp, starting with the airwaves.
