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By: Jeff Sharlet
Don’t do it.If I have any credibility with you from 20 years of reporting on rightwing and fascist movements, please listen when I beg you not to celebrate Charlie Kirk getting shot. Don’t celebrate it, don’t mock it. I’m not asking you to send thoughts and prayers. I’m begging you to not pour g
On Charlie Kirk and resisting the momentum of civil war
Reading public grief and politics with Ann Neumann and Sandhya Dirks
By: Jeff Sharlet
Run afoul of the regime, and there could already be a case against you, warns Jeff Sharlet.
By: Jeff Sharlet
Perhaps the most historically significant aspect of Saturday’s assassination attempt—the third or fourth, depending on how one counts—is that if I were to wait a few days to think about the event and, more critically, its narrative aftermath, most readers would have forgotten it happened. If they ever knew. Poke around on social media and you quickly find a strange performance of disinterest—posters declaring they couldn’t care less; they were watching something else that night; they were “being normal.” They’re not wrong. So many pundits who’ve been normalizing Trump for years—for a decade
The would-be assassin Cole Allen is in jail, but "Cole Allen," the political narrative, is running wild.
