@BlakeSNeff@buckleycarlson Wakey, wakey, Blake Neff! 👀
Maybe it’s time to have Victor Marx perform an exorcism and drive out whatever devil seems to be fueling all that hate and ugliness.
Go, Candace! Go, Max!! 🔥👏
Dolly Parton was the kind of person who seemed to live with truth in her heart, love Jesus deeply, and genuinely love people. Her faith, kindness, and beautiful spirit touched so many lives. Heaven was already beautiful, but I can only imagine it shining a little brighter with a soul like hers. ❤️🙏
I’m speaking simply as an American, a mother, and a grandmother.
Charlie Kirk’s death was tragic and senseless. It touched millions of people, including me, and in an unexpected way it brought me closer to God. I want justice for Charlie. But justice and truth must go hand in hand.
I don’t know exactly what happened that day, and that is precisely why I have questions.
If there are serious questions about the evidence against the accused—where he was, what he did, what physical or photographic evidence connects him to the crime—then asking those questions should not make someone an enemy. It should make us Americans who still believe in due process.
Our justice system is supposed to require the government to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. When a person’s life is at stake, that standard matters more than ever. No one should be condemned because of public pressure, politics, anger, or someone else’s agenda. And no person or institution should be above accountability if wrongdoing is ultimately uncovered.
Imagine for one moment that the person accused was your son, your brother, your husband, or your grandson—and you genuinely believed the evidence did not prove he committed the crime. Wouldn’t you want people asking questions? Wouldn’t you want every piece of evidence examined before the government took his life?
Wanting answers does not dishonor Charlie. Seeking the truth does not mean we care any less about his death.
We should be able to disagree, investigate, ask difficult questions, and still treat one another with decency. Stop attacking people simply because they are asking for evidence. Let the facts lead us wherever they lead.
I believe God is a God of both truth and justice. I pray that the full truth about what happened to Charlie Kirk comes to light—and that whoever is truly responsible is held accountable under the law.
Justice for Charlie must mean justice based on truth. 🇺🇸🙏
@BlakeSNeff You’re just showing your intelligence right now, which is not much he was a joke and if you’re trying to say anything different you’re a joke as well I’m an ordinary citizen with a high IQ
And I was embarrassed for Andrew.
Blake, I don’t know why but I feel so embarrassed for you
@Joshua_the_car Show us the video of her ever accusing Erika Kirk of murdering Charlie then you will have the proof. And no AI business you guys are good at that.
Or maybe go ahead and AI because we have the original copies.
Waiting patiently.