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Libs are pretty psyched that Charlie Kirk was hospitalized in Los Angeles

Parkland survivor and TPUSA activist Kyle Kashuv tweeted last night that Charlie Kirk was hospitalized with a bad back and a potential blood clot along with this photo of Kirk laying on a bench outside of the ER because, according to Kashuv, there were no beds immediately available:

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A few hours later, Kashuv gave this update from a hospital bed:

Kirk just gave an update that he still “cannot stand or walk”:

Libs, as you’d expect, were quite giddy at Kirk’s suffering:

Except Kirk and Kashuv never made this claim, but whatever. It’s quite clear to us that Kirk was triaged when he first arrived and then he had to wait for a bed. It is quite odd that they couldn’t accommodate a patient in that much pain, no?

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More reaction from the blue-check mob:

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