"A troubling poll from YouGov illustrates the extent of the problem. The survey, which was conducted on Sunday 24 hours after Utah Governor Spencer Cox (R) revealed that Tyler Robinson, the man arrested for allegedly assassinating Charlie Kirk, was deeply indoctrinated with leftist ideology, and the same day that Cox confirmed Fox News reporting that Robinson had a transgender romantic partner, found that more Americans believe Robinson was a Republican (24%) than a Democrat (21%)."
"Indeed, the motive of the shooter could have been reasonably inferred as soon as 48 hours after Kirk's murder, when it was revealed that the ammunition brought by the shooter to the scene of the crime read, hey fascist! CATCH! But that wealth of readily available information all of which pointed in one direction was willfully ignored by members of the press who were hellbent on ignoring Robinson's motive."
"Robinson's mother explained that over the last year or so, Robinson had become more political and had started to lean more to the left, becoming more pro-gay and trans rights oriented. She stated that Robinson began to date his roommate, a biological male who was transitioning genders. This resulted in several discussions with family members, but especially between Robinson and his father, who have very different political views."
Mainstream media often propagates misinformation and overlooks available evidence about perpetrators' motives. A YouGov poll conducted Sunday found 24% of Americans believed Tyler Robinson was a Republican and 21% believed he was a Democrat, though Robinson is registered to no party and leaned left. Utah Governor Spencer Cox and Utah County Attorney Jeff Gray detailed that Robinson had become more politically left and had a transgender romantic partner. Family members reported heated political discussions. Robinson reportedly expressed anger toward Charlie Kirk, and ammunition marked 'hey fascist! CATCH!' suggested motive, but many press members ignored those indicators.
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