Was Charlie Kirk's widow connected to the Epstein machine?

Recent allegations circulating online suggest that Erika Kirk, the CEO of Turning Point USA, may have past ties to Next Model Management, a firm often associated with the Jeffrey Epstein investigation

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BohoBabe · M

This would be the least surprising news ever. Something the media is desperately trying to cover up is how involved Epstein was with the promotion of conservative politics through "new media." I'd be kinda surprised if Epstein worked with talk radio pundits like Rush Limbaugh. But Epstein definitely worked with Turning Point, the Daily Wire, and the podcast circuit.

DeWayfarer · 61-69, M

Wouldn't be surprised. Norway has their own Epstein scandal now...

https://www.timesnownews.com/world/europe/manipulated-and-deceived-norways-crown-princess-regrets-friendship-with-jeffery-epstein-article-153888565

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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M

@ElwoodBlues I live in Southern California. It's not true!

A few have multiple cars like four or more.

There are car collectors here as well.

Think Johnny Carson with a warehouse of cars.

They make up for all the rest.

ElwoodBlues · M

@DeWayfarer According to your DMV,

"California is home to over 31 million vehicles and more than 24 million licensed drivers."

They're talking about registered cars (at $250+/yr each), not backyard junkers.

DeWayfarer · 61-69, M

@ElwoodBlues even my father had a drivers license. He didn't own a car after 1964!

Same with my mother after she retired in 1980. We force her to get rid of her car. She still had a license though.

BTW a junker often still runs. I have a Junker. It's not worth more than I can junk it. Its a 2001! After 20 years it's considered a junker.

Also the total population of California is 39.4 million. You would have kids under 15 driving at 24 million licensed drivers.

24 million is 61% of the population. And I happen to know the busses are full of kids, even 18 year old highschoolers, not to mention senior citizens.

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