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Paxton Rallies Conservatives After Kirk's Assassination

11/5/2025

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Paxton Addresses Conservatives

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton spoke at a Turning Point USA event at the University of Texas on November 3, 2025, following the assassination of founder Charlie Kirk.
The gathering, attended by conservative students, emphasized combating leftist ideologies.
Paxton described his impeachment to inspire resilience.
Aaron Reitz and Savanah Hernandez urged action against perceived leftist oppression, labeling the left a domestic enemy and calling on students to defend free speech.

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Strub Mocks TPUSA

After the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Rutgers University professor Whitney Strub mocked Turning Point USA (TPUSA) on social media, likening it to a misbehaving cat.
Doyle accused Whitney Strub of bias against conservatives and criticized the university's response, saying conservative students face hostility from faculty.
The incident underscores Rutgers' ongoing tensions over free speech, with security concerns rising and discussions about faculty conduct and student safety.

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UC Berkeley Enhances Security

UC Berkeley prepares for a Turning Point USA event on November 10 after the assassination of founder Charlie Kirk.
Security measures will be heightened, including a ban on bags and a list of prohibited items.
UC President James B. Milliken has recommended enhanced security protocols for campus events because concerns about political violence and campus safety rose since Kirk's death.

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Paxton Addresses Conservatives

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton spoke at a Turning Point USA event at the University of Texas on November 3, 2025, following the assassination of founder Charlie Kirk.
The gathering, attended by conservative students, emphasized combating leftist ideologies.
Paxton described his impeachment to inspire resilience.
Aaron Reitz and Savanah Hernandez urged action against perceived leftist oppression, labeling the left a domestic enemy and calling on students to defend free speech.

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