JD Vance, guest-hosting Charlie Kirk's podcast, condemned the "far left" and its alleged tolerance for violence, vowing to dismantle groups celebrating Kirk's death. The podcast, featuring Trump administration figures, focused on combating what they called "terrorism" and promoting unity. Stephen Miller detailed plans to use federal resources to target networks.
Vance urged people to call out those celebrating Kirk's death, emphasizing civility. Miller expressed anger, focusing on dismantling the alleged "organized campaign" behind the assassination. He described a "vast domestic terror movement," though no evidence was provided. Right-wing figures blamed the left, and influencers sought consequences for those perceived as celebrating the violence.
Vance criticized an article in the Nation, hinting at targeting its funders, like the Open Society Foundation. He cited a poll to claim the left is more likely to defend political violence. The podcast also featured Kirk's allies, highlighting his efforts to unite the right. Following Kirk's death, Turning Point USA saw a surge in inquiries to start new chapters.
5 Comments
Leonardo
It’s concerning to see a politician suggest targeting funders without any real justification. This is radical and dangerous.
Michelangelo
The left always plays the victim while inciting violence. Kudos to Vance for speaking out.
Donatello
Miller's approach is misguided. Targeting groups instead of discussing issues constructively leads to more hate.
Raphael
Civility needs to start with accountability from within their own ranks before pointing fingers elsewhere.
Donatello
Blaming the left for violence while ignoring the right's role is hypocritical. When will they start taking responsibility?