MAGA pundit says Jasmine Crockett defending Black voters means she wants to end white race. Crockett called a proposed redistricting map racist since it would eliminate Black voting power. Charlie Kirk said that makes her the racist one. It’s a wild jump, isn’t it? To go from advocating for fair representation, particularly for Black voters, to wanting the eradication of the white race. That’s the core of the issue, isn’t it? It’s a classic example of the kind of narrative twisting that’s become so prevalent, especially within certain political circles.
The crux of the matter seems to be that Representative Jasmine Crockett, in her efforts to challenge a redistricting plan that would diminish Black voting power, is somehow, according to this pundit, aiming to “eliminate the white population.”… Continue reading
At the recent Turning Point USA Student Action Summit, young conservatives expressed strong disapproval of President Trump’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case. Following a phone call from the president, Charlie Kirk announced he would cease discussing the matter, placing his trust in the administration to resolve the issue. Conference attendees, who had voiced their dissatisfaction with the Epstein investigation, including calls for Attorney General Pam Bondi’s removal, prompted Trump to defend Bondi on Truth Social, dismissing concerns as manufactured by his adversaries.
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The article discusses the shift in the MAGA media ecosystem’s focus following Donald Trump’s directive to move on from the Jeffrey Epstein case. After Trump’s call to “let it go,” key ally Charlie Kirk announced he would cease discussing Epstein. This decision came after Kirk and other MAGA figures criticized the White House’s handling of the Epstein case, particularly Attorney General Pam Bondi’s findings. Despite initial criticism and calls for action, Trump’s support for Bondi and his plea to his base to drop the issue led to a noticeable change in media coverage, with some outlets seemingly following the president’s lead.
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