Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk faces grooming allegations
This is especially troubling, as Turning Point was built around labeling people as groomers. The true test is whether the rules are meant to apply to everyone, even Erika Kirk.
Erika Kirk, the grieving widow of Charlie, who instantly declared herself CEO of his Turning Point USA organization, is facing renewed allegations of grooming after screenshots allegedly showing her sending flirtatious and intimate messages to a 15-year-old girl in 2014 resurfaced. Erika was 25 at the time.
Screenshots of X show Erika Kirk, then using her maiden name, Frantzve, sending unusually personal and suggestive exchanges to a minor, who also claims Kirk sent her gifts. The account also has screenshots demonstrating this.
The viral posts claim that an X account, which was youth-coded in 2014, shared references and proofs of receiving overly friendly and flirtatious messages from Erika, then Frantzve. The user also claimed that the now-Turning Point USA CEO sent her some gifts. The then youth-coded account had also shared some screenshots as proof of the same, which has been going viral now on social media. Some of the messages bear some explicit and intimate jokes and banter from Erika.
Even though the said account of the 15-year-old is still active on X, the last post was made back in 2014. A screenshot also revealed pictures of the former reality TV star sending “chocolate-covered strawberries” to the 15-year-old along with a birthday card with a handwritten message. Needless to say, some social media users poured in their reactions towards the new grooming allegations that have come up against the TPUSA CEO. One of the X users said, “This is disgusting and criminal behavior.”
This is especially troubling, as Turning Point was built around labeling people as groomers. The true test is whether the rules are meant to apply to everyone, even Erika Kirk.
Projection. Every right-wing accusation is a confession. Because they know how they would behave if presented with someone vulnerable.
# The true test is whether the rules are meant to apply to everyone...
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We *already* know the answer to that.
Of *course* the rules apply to *EVERYONE*.
Except the Epstein Class.
Same as it's *ever* been.