US EditionStephen King apologizes after false claim about Charlie Kirk after his death
Stephen King deleted a false claim about Charlie Kirk's stance on LGBTQ+ issues and apologized after widespread criticism including from Senator Ted Cruz.
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‘Evil, twisted liar’ Stephen King apologizes for false claim about Charlie Kirk
Stephen King apologized Friday for claiming that the conservative activist Charlie Kirk “advocated stoning gays.” King made the initial assertion in a since-deleted social media post written after Kirk was shot and killed Sept. 10 at an event he was hosting at Utah Valley University.
The well-known American novelist was being criticized by a message about Charlie Kirk, posted on the X network. The author of "Shining" claimed that the conservative influencer was a supporter of the "rapidation of homosexuals." A "shortcut" based on the truncated extract of a podcast, pushing the septuagenary to make a public apology. - Stephen King forced to apologize after an online comment on Charlie Kirk (Culture, media and entertainment).
Maine Leftist Megadonor and Horror Author Stephen King Apologizes after Sparking National Outrage for False Claim about Charlie Kirk
Left-wing megadonor and Maine horror author Stephen King sparked national outrage on Thursday after he falsely claimed on X that peaceful conservative debater Charlie Kirk advocated for stoning gay people to death. [RELATED: Maine Cities Set to Host Vigils for Charlie Kirk on Friday as Trump Urges Peaceful Response…] “He advocated stoning gays to death. [...] The post Maine Leftist Megadonor and Horror Author Stephen King Apologizes after Sparki…
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