Staff Reports
In today’s world, common sense is under attack. Charlie Kirk stands as a beacon of normalcy, facing down a culture that’s lost its way. While the left clamors to tell us that appeasement of radical trans activists is somehow the pivotal civil rights issue of our age, Kirk boldly challenges this misguided narrative. He’s fighting for core values—marriage and family—the bedrock of any thriving society.
The left often rushes to label anyone who challenges their woke agenda as bigots. But who’s really being intolerant here? Those who support traditional values, or those who shout down anyone who disagrees with their radical ideology? It’s time to stop pretending that gender ideology monopolizes the stage of morality and righteousness.
Calling Kirk “not controversial” is wild. He cheered bombings, smeared BLM, mocked refugees, and applauded Gaza’s massacre. If that’s your definition of safe, you’re living in a bubble. stop pretending. Charlie was protected as long as he echoed Zionist talking points. The moment… pic.twitter.com/qxHE8V7xJS
— Zara Quinn (@AnalystZara) September 12, 2025
Kids are being swept into a trend that pushes them to question and sometimes even alter their identities. What’s missing from this conversation is the vital role of family. A stable family teaches love, support, and identity—a trio of qualities no legislation can replace. Kirk understands this, and he’s making a stand to remind America that there’s nothing backward about valuing family ties.
Liberals might have you believe that pushing back on their extreme ideologies is somehow anti-progress. But who said progress means discarding all that made America strong? The erosion of family values isn’t progress; it’s societal decay. The powers that worship globalism and anti-American ideals are only too happy to see these values crumble.
As long as common sense has fighters like Charlie Kirk, there’s hope. In a world eager to erase tradition, isn’t it refreshing to see someone proudly hold the line? Kirk asks the tough questions—why shouldn’t we all?
