Staff Reports
The brutal assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025 shocked every patriot who believes in free speech and civic courage. The killer has been arrested and formally charged, and the nation rightly expects a full, transparent legal process rather than wild rumor. The facts of that day and the charges brought against the suspect are matters of public record and demand our attention before we leap into conspiracy.
Instead of steadying the conservative movement in mourning, Candace Owens has thrown gasoline on a smoldering fire by floating unverified claims that the killing “reeks” of an inside job and hinting at TPUSA involvement. She has pointed to supposed camera anomalies and even suggested hidden tunnels behind the stage, rhetoric that moves from legitimate skepticism into dangerous speculation when offered without evidence. Conservatives who love truth should welcome rigorous investigation, not theatrical accusations that fracture our base.
Even longtime independent voices like Tim Pool have publicly lost patience, taking Owens to task for reckless proclamations and for turning a solemn tragedy into a ratings play. Pool’s fierce rebuke reflects the frustration of many Americans who see a pattern: sensationalist takes, private leaks claimed but never produced, and an appetite for chaos over clarity. If we are going to win the culture war, we cannot let gossip and internecine attacks be our strategy.
Let the investigators do their job. Utah prosecutors have filed serious charges, including aggravated murder, and are pursuing full justice through the courts. That reality should silence calls for vigilante inquiries and instead channel our energy into supporting due process, strengthening campus security, and holding institutions accountable through lawful means. Conservatives must insist on facts, not factional feuds, so our movement is not consumed from within while the other side rejoices.
Erika Kirk has shown courage in grief, taking a public stand that this was not a “gun problem” but a more profound societal sickness, and she has asked for accountability without vengeance. Patriotic Americans owe her and Charlie’s memory more than performative outrage; we owe them a steady hand and a demand that authorities follow every lead and disclose their findings. The right must be united in defending the principles Charlie fought for while insisting on the truth rather than indulging every rumor.
Finally, any conservative who cares about winning and preserving our institutions should call out anyone — friend or foe — who trades evidence for theatrics. Candace Owens has raised questions about TPUSA finances and timing that deserve investigation, but allegations of inside conspiracies must be proven before they are weaponized. The stakes are too high to let infighting and unvetted conspiracies derail our cause; demand transparency, support due process, and bring the full weight of conservative resolve to finding the truth.
