Patrick Underhill 🌲 @PineTreePatrick

Yeah, instead of banning and expelling Muslims from our country we got more Muslim immigration during his presidency than the rest of American history from 1609-2001.

TheBlaze @theblaze

16 hours ago

George Bush reflects on the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks: "I made it clear that Islam was a religion of peace."

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@NewMexicoRanger Eric Schmitt

“He was just a podcaster” should be the most revealing thing they say. Whether they truly viewed Charlie Kirk as “just a podcaster” or not, their dismissal of him as such means they don’t need any justification for killing him or you beyond their disagreement with his or your politics. You don’t have to be President Trump, you just have to be to the Right of AOC. And that’s your crime. That’s what makes you worthy of death. You can be “just a podcaster”, “just a plumber”, “just a salesman”, “just a law enforcement officer” to these people. It doesn’t matter. They want to see you dead.

It actually is left versus right. It actually is us versus them. If you don't believe me, just go to X, Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok, and search "Kirk", "Kirkaversary", or something similar.

What set Charlie apart from almost anyone else on the American Right was his ability to fuse the mobilization and educational aspects of politics. He turned TPUSA from "just another conservative college campus group talking about socialism" into a nationwide machine for Right-wing electoral politics. He understood that elections are won by who shows up, and under his watch, TPUSA became a vote-banking juggernaut that delivered Donald Trump a second term in 2024. That alone would rank him among the most legendary political operatives in American history. And yet Charlie was also a sharp, skilled, and prolific public orator. He would hold 2-3 hour-long podcasts almost every day, he would tirelessly tour the country speaking for hours on end at college campuses, and he would debate almost anyone on the Left. And he did all of this with the same methodical efficiency he used to organize nationwide door-knocking campaigns to win elections. Charlie had this unique ability to take an apolitical normie, educate him, and then mobilize that newly minted man of the Right into an active voter. He was a master of political vertical integration in a way that no one before him ever was. The American Right has astute organizers and excellent debaters, but we have almost no one else who can do both so flawlessly at the same time. That is why Tyler Robinson killed him, and it's why the Left cheered his cold-blooded murder. Charlie was a very personal threat to them in a way that almost no single individual, including the President of the United States, ever was. There would have been no Trump 2.0 without TPUSA. There will never be another Charlie Kirk, but that doesn’t mean there will never be another man who rises to the height of his country's misfortunes. History is filled with such men, each unique with his own strengths and passions. Charlie's talents were obvious to anyone who worked with him, but the Education -> Mobilization pipeline he built can and must be recreated if we are to avenge his death. You're never going to red pill all the normies, or even a majority of them, but you can activate a critical mass, mobilize them toward a common goal, and leverage the political power they deliver to bring about the sort of world Charlie worked so tirelessly toward. If you want justice, if you want your country back, if you want to Make America Great Again, and if you want to no longer feel like a second-class citizen in the nation your ancestors founded, then you MUST play your small part in the sort of work that Charlie engaged in. Choosing not to do so because you're too "principled" or above it all to engage in politics, or you're too cynical to think it matters, simply guarantees that those who hate you and wish you dead will continue to wield political power over you and those you love.

We should replace MLK Day with Charlie Kirk Day

Charlie Kirk said MLK was a “bad guy” and believes the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which banned segregation, “was a mistake.”

Democratic Party Approval Rating Among Men 🟢 Approve: 16% (-60) 🔴 Disapprove: 76% Quinnipiac poll | September 3-6

This patriot has been paying his respects silently for nearly 30 minutes.

The Cougar Chronicle @TheCougChron

12 hours ago

BREAKING: In addition to the American flag, a wooden cross has appeared in the spot Charlie Kirk was killed as students pay their respects.

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@CrossPolitic Ok. It's socialism then. Who cares? (It's not, but slapping a label or scary -ism on something isn't a refutation of it, no different than 'racism' or 'sexism')

This is you. This is your wife, your sister, your daughter. This is you. One year ago today.

America will never be the same.

Brandon Gill is the first example of a new breed of men. He is very unapologetic, confrontational, and hard-hitting. But he's not a clown. He's funny, but he's not a joke. He knows how to retain his intellectual seriousness, the polish and sophistication of a gentleman and a respected pillar of the community, while still diverting from the Reagan-era Chamber of Commerce, Wall Street Journal era of empty slogans. He represents the aesthetic we're aspiring towards. We want to be aggressive, transgressive, and to reject the era of FDR bureaucracy, LBJ Civil Rights, and Cold War liberal internationalism foreign policy... but we don't want to play into the role of the villain. We don't need to adopt cartoon Fascist aesthetics. Leftists want to portray us as a some racist, dangerous, far-right unstable fringe antisocial cult. We want to remain family friendly and high-status. Our men should be fluid in different social arenas, and capable of gliding effortlessly between lowbrow and highbrow environments. Our elite cadres will be better-dressed, better-spoken, and have a surprising intellectual depth to their rhetoric, while at the same time remaining confident, aggressive, proactive, and drawing ideas from outside the Overton Window.

Aesthetica @Anc_Aesthetics

21 hours ago

Brandon Gill is the model that Republican primary challengers should emulate. Not a joke meme candidate and not an amnesty H1B loving RINO. JD Vance operates the same way. Charlie Kirk operated the same way. We don't have to accept the false choice being presented to Republican

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@Thatbrian tapping the sign

Patrick Underhill 🌲 @PineTreePatrick

a day ago

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The highest compliment you can receive on earth is for your death to be celebrated by all its worst people.

That screenshot isn't even the worst one. The screenshot on the left was posted minutes after by a guy who knew Tyler Robinson personally and even had it in his username. The screenshot on the right was posted 5 days before the assassination took place. Then he took a victory lap once the deed was done. Neither of these two people were investigated or charged with anything.

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End Wokeness @EndWokeness

2 days ago

This was posted on September 9, 2025 by a non-binary UVU student

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@orion8137244788 "GDP line go up when we put women in the workforce and import 100 billion migrants, so that's good"

Communism and liberal capitalism have one thing in common: they both view humans as interchangeable economic units. Nation, family, tradition, religion: they are obstacles to be overcome. Money is all that counts.

@orion8137244788 If you're a Jeffersonian/Adam Smith/Lockean guy, you're not who I'm referring to.

I don't think some people understand that the tech world isn't fundamentally different from 5 years ago. If the Left attacks it but the Right supports it for free, then they'll continue trying to appease the Left because they know they get our support regardless.

If I was a Leftist, I'd relentlessly attack Flock, data centers, AI, AIPAC, and all the "slopulist" issues, in the hopes of negatively polarizing the Right to give these things their unqualified endorsement. In other words, I'd keep doing what they're doing right now.