This episode is an extension of the last, and we’re going even deeper.

We'll expand the conversation to include the suspicious actions of others at TPUSA, and we'll examine the patterns that keep resurfacing: the Epstein list, powerful governments/intelligence interests, and the unresolved questions surrounding Charlie Kirk’s untimely death.

We are refusing to ignore connections that are already being discussed in the open, and asking why certain questions are treated as forbidden.

When multiple narratives intersect, when institutions demand our silence instead of supplying us with clarity, and when “coincidence” becomes the official explanation, we don't have an option but to use our God-given discernment.

The FBI had the opportunity to investigate thoroughly and privately. They failed to do so. That means public scrutiny and investigations will be imperfect, uncomfortable, and messy, but necessary.

This episode is about pattern recognition, accountability, and the courage to keep asking the hard questions when others insist it’s time to "move on."

We need justice, and until then, we cannot just "move on."

The truth isn't going to disappear just because it makes people nervous.

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https://www.bible.com/

I’m sick (happy flu year 🙃), but I couldn’t stay quiet on this.

This is a quick episode defending Candace Owens and her investigation into what really happened to Charlie Kirk. The official narrative surrounding Tyler Robinson makes absolutely no sense, and attacking one of the only people willing to publicly ask hard questions is reckless.

You can dogpile. But the real question is: should you?

Public investigations are messy by nature. Not every tip is credible. Not every source pans out. That’s how investigations work. If you want only perfectly packaged, pre-approved facts, then you don’t actually want the truth.

You want comfort.

The FBI had every opportunity to conduct a thorough, private investigation. They failed Charlie, and all of us. So no, we’re not going to fail him by shutting down questions just because they make people uncomfortable.

Pray for Candace. Pray for wisdom, discernment, and protection. And instead of tearing down those who care deeply about the truth, try helping them refine it.

Meanness is not the same thing as badness. Righteous indignation is not a sin. And truth (real truth) is worth fighting for.

Even when everyone turns on you.

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https://www.bible.com/

This episode of Uncommon Sense with Ginny Robinson takes a hard look at the growing contradictions surrounding Erika Kirk and the direction of TPUSA’s AmFest (or should I say IsFest). From Charlie Kirk’s own recorded warnings about bad cultural role models to TPUSA turning around and platforming those very same celebrities (Nicki Minaj included) whose lifestyles openly contradict Christian teaching, the hypocrisy is no longer ignorable.

We’re breaking down how moral inconsistency, pop-culture appeasement, and ideological confusion are rotting the conservative movement from the inside out. America First cannot exist without Christianity first—not as a buzzword, not as branding, but as the moral and cultural foundation of who we are. And right now, we are watching our spiritual and national identity slip away in real time.

When so-called Christian leaders blur lines, excuse the very behavior they once condemned, and choose influence over truth, they don’t just lose credibility, they lose the plot (and they lose the people who trusted them).

This episode is a call for honesty, consistency, and real conservative leadership rooted in the Christian values they claim to stand for. Not clout, not platforms, and not sinful worldliness.

We don’t need people playing leaders.

We need actual leadership.

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https://www.bible.com/