Trump Targets US Troops?

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has announced that the Pentagon is actively tracking and investigating any military personnel or civilian employees who may have mocked or celebrated the assassination of conservative leader Charlie Kirk.

Hegseth issued the strong warning late Thursday night, just 24 hours after Kirk was brutally gunned down while speaking at a Utah Valley University event. Police have identified 22-year-old Tyler Robinson as the alleged shooter and are investigating possible political motives behind the attack.

“We are monitoring this very closely — and will take immediate action,”
Hegseth declared in a post on X, emphasizing that such behavior is “completely unacceptable.”


Pentagon Cracks Down on Disrespect

The announcement came after Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell condemned reports of individuals in the military mocking Kirk’s death online, calling it “a disgrace to the uniform and the nation.”

While it remains unclear how many individuals are involved, social media has been flooded with disturbing posts from rank-and-file Americans cheering Kirk’s assassination. In several cases, people have already been fired from civilian jobs over their inflammatory comments.

Secretary of the Navy John Phelan also weighed in Thursday night, warning that any Navy or Marine Corps employee caught dishonoring the military or celebrating political violence will face “swift and decisive punishment.”


Coast Guard Joins Investigation

The U.S. Coast Guard confirmed Friday that it is investigating one of its own members for inappropriate social media activity connected to Kirk’s assassination.

“Such behavior violates our core values and will not be tolerated,”
the Coast Guard stated, pledging to hold the individual fully accountable with the support of the Department of Homeland Security.

This growing effort reflects a nationwide crackdown on political extremism inside government agencies, ensuring that taxpayer-funded positions are not used to promote hatred or violence.


Former Presidents Speak Out

In a rare show of unity, all living former U.S. presidents — including President Donald Trump — condemned Kirk’s assassination, according to The Hill.

Trump and other leaders called for Americans to reject political violence and stand firm against those who seek to silence conservative voices through intimidation or bloodshed.


Why This Matters

The death of Charlie Kirk, a rising conservative star and founder of Turning Point USA, has sent shockwaves across the country. Many conservatives now fear that political hostility has reached a dangerous new level, threatening free speech and the safety of those who dare to speak out.

Hegseth’s crackdown signals that the Trump administration is serious about restoring law, order, and respect within the military and across federal agencies.


Bottom Line:

The investigation sends a clear message: mocking or celebrating the assassination of an American patriot will not be tolerated — especially by those who swore an oath to serve and protect the nation.

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