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The man accused of assassinating a healthcare CEO is writing love letters to himself from behind bars. Luigi Mangione, charged with murdering UnitedHealthcare’s Brian Thompson in what prosecutors call a politically motivated hit, spent his 27th birthday crafting a bizarre “grateful list” for fans. While families across America work hard and play by the rules, this privileged killer wastes time thanking foreign supporters and radical book clubs sending him copies of Ayn Rand novels.
Mangione’s jailhouse manifesto reads like a woke college seminar wishlist – complete with shoutouts to “Latinas for Mangione” and complaints about too much fan mail. Real Americans don’t have time to count their blessings while awaiting trial for execution-style murders. They’re too busy praying for victims like Thompson, a father and business leader shot down in cold blood.
Prosecutors reveal mountains of evidence showing Mangione plotted this killing as part of an anti-American healthcare revolution. Yet jail staff reports the accused terrorist spends days giggling over fan letters from 40 countries instead of contemplating his crimes. While blue-collar workers struggle with Obamacare premiums, this elitist assassin brags about receiving more mail than Santa Claus.
The killer’s smug gratitude list includes backhanded compliments to prison guards, proving he still views himself as the smartest guy in the room. Meanwhile, Thompson’s family waits for true justice – the kind that comes from a courtroom, not a celebrity inmate’s PR stunt. Mangione’s legal team delays proceedings while bleeding donors dry, having already squandered over $1 million in defense funds.
Conservatives recognize this circus for what it is – another attempt by the radical left to glorify violence as “social justice.” While Mangione jokes about prison stereotypes, real patriots remember heroes who built this nation through hard work, not bullets. His laughable “gratitude” toward mailroom workers insults every honest American who actually contributes to society.
As Mangione’s June 26 court date approaches, law-abiding citizens demand answers. Why does this accused killer enjoy better healthcare in federal custody than many veterans receive? When will the media stop platforming his narcissistic manifestos and focus on Thompson’s legacy? The only list that matters is the charges against him – including terrorism enhancements that could bring the death penalty.
This case exposes everything wrong with America’s coddling of political extremists. While Mangione plays philosopher-king for his global fanclub, working families face real consequences from healthcare chaos. True patriots know gratitude isn’t a performative checklist – it’s showing respect for the rule of law, the victims left behind, and the nation that gives even killers their day in court.
The clock ticks toward a trial that will test America’s resolve against domestic terrorism. No amount of jailhouse poetry can erase the bloodstains from Mangione’s hands. When the gavel finally falls, conservatives nationwide pray it brings the closure Thompson’s family deserves – not another chapter in this killer’s sick publicity tour.
