US EditionStephen A Smith Slams Those Celebrating Charlie Kirk’s “Horrific” Murder
- Stephen A. Smith condemned those celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk, stating they should be ashamed of themselves for rejoicing over his death in front of his children.
- The 31-year-old Kirk was killed by a gunman; authorities found pro-transgender and anti-fascist messaging near the scene of the crime.
- The shooting suspect, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, surrendered to law enforcement and left hints about his motivations on bullets found at the scene.
- Matthew Dowd suggested that Kirk's 'hate speech' led to his murder, which Smith strongly rebuked, emphasizing empathy for Kirk's family.
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‘Shame on you!’ Stephen A. Smith tears into people celebrating the killing of Charlie Kirk
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith made it clear where he stands concerning people on the left celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Kirk’s untimely death has led to poignant and powerful remembrances of the conservative activist, but many on the left have used the occasion to mock and ridicule the incident. Some have lost jobs and careers over expressing their ghoulish glee. ‘I don’t care what his political beliefs were! I don’t care …
Anna Schneider analyses the reactions to the murder of Charlie Kirk and criticizes the coverage of German media. "If this base breaks away, then you really talk about completely different conditions," says our WORLD chief reporter.
Charlie Kirk’s Murder Cheered Online by Liberal Teachers Across U.S.
Hateful social media posts by educators reacting to the murder of conservative leader Charlie Kirk are revealing the radical, leftist ideologies espoused by many liberal educators responsible for teaching the nation’s youth. Posts cheering Kirk’s assassination and suggesting he deserved to die attributed to educators across the country are prompting outrage, investigation and – in some cases – discipline. A sampling of those scandals are present…
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