ST. GEORGE, Utah – Shocking but not surprising. The alleged assassin of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk had a transgender roommate who, according to family members, “hates conservatives and Christians.” Well, isn’t that just the cherry on top of today’s cultural chaos?
The 22-year-old roommate, who hasn’t been charged and whose name hasn’t yet been released, was reportedly in a romantic relationship with suspect Tyler Robinson, also 22. According to relatives, this individual—currently transitioning from male to female—played a big role in shaping Robinson’s political leanings. Imagine that: a radical anti-Christian, anti-conservative influence right at home.
“He hates conservatives and Christians. He hated us,” one relative said bluntly. “He was not raised that way… over the years, he became radicalized.” In other words, this wasn’t some natural political awakening. This was an indoctrination.
Relatives described the roommate as “very angry” and “progressively worse” in recent years. And while both Robinson and the roommate were big gamers—a subculture that already has its fair share of online political echo chambers—the family suspects the roommate was the bigger source of influence. Sarcasm alert: Who would’ve thought spending hours online with angry radicals could go wrong?
Justice, however, might be finding its way. The FBI says the roommate has been “extremely cooperative,” claiming to have had “no idea” Robinson was plotting to assassinate Kirk. Oh, sure. Because living together, being in a relationship, and watching someone spiral out of control never raises red flags, right?
Let’s not forget the real twist: Robinson’s own father turned him in after recognizing his son in FBI surveillance footage. That’s called accountability—something the Left usually runs away from.
At the end of the day, one thing is clear: this family wants justice, America wants justice, and Charlie Kirk deserves justice. Despite the noise, the lies, and the radical influences, this case shows that truth still has a way of breaking through. And that, my friends, is something worth holding onto. America always finds a way forward.
