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The panel on Newsmax’s The Right Squad did what too many in the mainstream media refuse to do: they connected the dots and exposed a dangerous pattern of politically motivated violence inspired by radical rhetoric. Conservatives watched in horror as the panel laid out how hostile, dehumanizing language and campus radicalism are not abstract problems but direct fuel for real-world assassins.
Two weeks ago Charlie Kirk was gunned down while speaking at Utah Valley University, a cold-blooded assassination that stunned the nation and proved these are not isolated tragedies but targeted attacks on conservative leaders. Authorities quickly identified and charged 22-year-old Tyler Robinson with aggravated murder, and prosecutors are pursuing the harshest penalties available because this was an assassination, pure and simple.
Republican lawmakers didn’t sit quietly by; a group of GOP representatives demanded a formal probe into radical left networks, donors, and organizations that long have trafficked in poisonous rhetoric aimed at conservatives. This is not hyperbole — members of Congress pointed to a string of violent incidents and warned that coordinated, ideological attacks deserve investigation, accountability, and an end to the double standard from the media.
On the air, conservative leaders like Kari Lake warned exactly what ordinary Americans already sense: a generation steeped in leftist indoctrination and media-driven hatred is being pushed toward glorifying violence as a path to notoriety. Those warnings ring true when you watch how campus mobs and woke elites celebrate intimidation and, at times, tacitly excuse attacks on law enforcement and patriotic Americans.
The worst part is the copycat effect — federal investigators say the Dallas sniper who attacked an ICE facility researched the Kirk assassination and even left “ANTI-ICE” markings, proving these killers study one another and try to spark more terror. This is not an argument about free speech; it is about preventing radicalized loners from becoming coordinated threats, and the FBI and DHS are right to classify these shootings as targeted, ideologically motivated violence.
If Washington actually cared about protecting Americans rather than scoring political points, Congress would pass real reforms: tougher penalties for politically motivated violence, clearer hate-and-violence enforcement across social platforms, and real accountability for institutions that relentlessly demonize half the country. Prosecutors in Utah have already signaled they will seek the death penalty in Kirk’s case — a stern reminder that when lives are taken in political murder, justice must be swift and severe.
Hardworking Americans must refuse to accept a culture that normalizes assassination as protest. Stand with the victims, demand that our universities stop importing radical agitators, insist that our media stop amplifying violence, and push our leaders to stop pretending both sides are equally culpable. The safety of our fellow citizens and the survival of our Republic depend on holding the violent and those who inspire them to account.
