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Gunnar has articulated a very very compelling argument in several of his most recent posts, voiccing concern that Charlie Kirk's assassination by a radical Marxist progressive could elevate him to martyr status. This may empower the Republicans to overcome the Democrats in the upcoming elections of 2026 and 2028.

I completely agree with Gunnar. Beginning in March or April of next year, Charlie's death will be utilized in ad campaigns across the United States to encourage conservative, independent, and even conservative Democrat voters to support Republicans in their efforts to diminish the influence of liberal and progressive Democrats. 2026 promises to be an exceptional year for the Republicans. I believe there is a strong possibility they will gain additional seats in the Senate, enabling them to achieve a 60-seat supermajority. If it occurs, it will be due to the Marxist progressives who are deeply rooted in their ideology of pure hatred.

I will share some images and videos showcasing what the Republicans have in store, with a common theme of positivity, happiness, and joy. This will undoubtedly frustrate the living hell out of the Marxist progressives, leading them to behave irrationally and express their disdain across social media platforms for all to see. As a result, many individuals may feel repulsed and decide to cast their votes for the Republican party.

https://youtube.com/shorts/fYbw_bWda8s? ... 7W3Uhznj7M




This video is brilliantly edited to show Kirk with famous Americans who were assassinated and also Jesus.m It's my opinion the Marxist progressives will have nothing to counter this uplifting message. 2026 is going to be a blood bath. Trump will go down as the most successful president in American history!

I am glad Charlie figured out that he was wrong about Martin Luther King, Jr. when he got to heaven. That is something pleasant to consider. I doubt Dr. King held a grudge against Charlie for calling him an awful person. No doubt Dr. King freely forgave Charlie for that. It was good for Charlie, in return, to see that kind of forgiveness, and I hope that changed his heart for the better. We all have room for improvement.

Thanks for reminding me that we all have hope for redemption in heaven.

Kishkumen wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 23, 2025 1:34 pm

Thanks for reminding me that we all have hope for redemption in heaven.

I don't think this is such a good belief. I mean, why not procrastinate if you can take care of it after death?

It’s as if Hound believes that only right-wingers can make memes, that sycophantic religious adulation for a podcaster is a winning look, and that Kirk didn’t leave behind more than a few quotes that can also be layered over AI images of some other people or places.