On Wednesday, prosecutors were successful in convincing a judge that they had enough evidence to put Charlie Kirk's assassin, Tyler Robinson, on trial for aggravated murder, which carries with it the possibility of the death penalty. Kirk was shot in the neck and killed last September while debating students at Utah Valley University on behalf of his organization, Turning Point USA.
Judge Tony Graf decided in favor of prosecutors who say they have enough evidence against Tyler Robinson to put the 23-year-old on trial on a charge of aggravated murder, which could see him face the death penalty. https://t.co/g15oVrZe9s
— CBS News (@CBSNews) September 2, 2026
We checked to see if Grace Ashford runs a parody account because we couldn't believe what we were reading. She calls herself a journalist, filmmaker, and stand-up comedian in her X bio. This stand-up comedian wants us to pause and think of the "psychological whiplash" Robinson must be going through. One day you're a law-abiding citizen, and the next, you're staring at a lethal injection. Poor fella. Is there anything that happened in between that could explain the "whiplash"?
🚨Tyler Robinson went from never having been in jail, never having trouble with the law, to sitting in an Utah jail facing a death sentence.
— Grace Ashford (@IGraceAshford) August 31, 2026
Imagine the psychological whiplash: one day you’re living an ordinary life; the next, you’re staring at lethal injection.
That has to be… pic.twitter.com/Vnc99TQT5v
"… an unimaginable kind of horror." We think Erika Kirk and her kids can imagine it.
Talk about suicidal empathy. Liberal women will be the death of Western Civilization.
Charlie Kirk went from never having been dead, to being shot in the neck at a Utah speach.
— Fusilli Spock (@awstar11) September 2, 2026
Imagine the psychological whiplash: one day you’re living an ordinary life; the next, you’re dead. That has to be an unimaginable kind of horror.
Get this woman psychological help https://t.co/es0IOH2Tiq
Most ordinary lives don't involve using a sniper rifle to shoot a man in the neck in front of his wife and child, but you do you.
— Physics Geek (@physicsgeek) September 2, 2026
Imagine assassinating someone.
— EducatëdHillbilly™ (@RobProvince) September 2, 2026
He MURDERED A MAN IN FRONT OF HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE.
— Potential Spam (@corrcomm) September 2, 2026
We’re supposed to feel bad about his “whiplash”?
It’s people like you that make it so hard to stop using the F bomb on this site.
In case you needed proof that liberal white women are, literally, the worst group of lost, soulless, misguided, truly demented people on earth.
— Bonk (@BonkPolitics) September 2, 2026
Here's one simping for the vicious killer of a husband and father of two. https://t.co/4X9mWU0nf7
Don't kill people. Pretty simple genius.
— ThinkThenTweet (@kmdavisjr) August 31, 2026
Well, you know, along the way he murdered an innocent father 🤷♂️
— Tom Buckley (@BullheadSuspend) September 2, 2026
Is this an attempt to make me feel bad for a murderer?
— Jon 🔬 (@JonnyMicro) September 2, 2026
It appears to be exactly that.
"Tyler Robinson went from never having been in jail, never having trouble with the law, to sitting in an Utah jail facing a death sentence."
— Utah Conservative (@coninutah) September 1, 2026
Leave anything out of your timeline there?
There is nothing ordinary about planning and executing the assassination of an innocent person. He brought this entirely upon himself. Your sympathetic and morally bankrupt bovine fecal matter rings hollow to any rational human being.
— The Free State of FL (@TheFSoF) September 2, 2026
If only this could have been avoided somehow ...
— Angry Dan (@SuthoDan2) September 2, 2026
Perhaps if he hadn’t murdered someone. I mean, it’s pretty easy to avoid. I don’t really care about him or his feelings. Charlie’s dead. His wife lost her husband. His children lost their father and you’re simping for the killer.
— DelilahM (@delilahmused) September 1, 2026
The liberal mind immediately forgets victims when it ponders the discomfort of captured criminals. It’s a mental condition I’ll never understand.
— Caesar Solid IV (@caesarsolidiv) September 2, 2026
Plotting and carrying out an assassination is not an ordinary life.
— EZ (@notmyrlnmnemore) September 2, 2026
Imagine the psychological whiplash he put millions of people through.
— Dr Zuess (@The_RobGoodin) September 2, 2026
Tyler Robinson’s “ordinary life” ended when he pulled the trigger. Get your empathy checked, it’s way over the limit.
— Belinda (@Cobeekat) September 2, 2026
Yes, just imagine the horror Robinson must be going through, going from living an ordinary life to facing the death penalty. If only there were some way that could have been avoided.
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