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By request, a THREAD 🧵: "What if those we trust the most aren't really who we think they are?" As I’ve watched people take sides between team Candace Owens and team Erika Kirk in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s ‘assassination,’ I’ve decided to go with team None of the...

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