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Sounds like he realizes he was a little too honest and now he's trying to avoid losing his LDS supporters. Candidly, he looks like he's trying to court two different groups of people with very different beliefs.

Pretty sure one of them (not you) is right here on this board....

This statement of yours is not supported by the stats you quoted. The question in the YouGov stats was whether it was okay to be happy someone was dead after the assassination, not whether the shooting was justified. Those are very different matters. The YouGov polling does ask that question though and states the following - Because the story doesn't publish the statistical significance of the difference between the groups, it's impossible to tell whether these alleged differences between/among the groups is meaningful or just noise in the data.

It's still there in my post. By the way, both of those individuals are closely aligned with DezNat.

But, the statistics you posted are without attribution. And the accumulation and reporting of statistics can be misleading depending upon the method of collection and place of collection.

That's strange. I keep finding violent threats online (especially on Twitter/X) coming exclusively from the MAGA crowd. Just some quick examples:

Naturally, you have zero evidence to suggest that these "DEI candidates" were any less qualified than anyone else. You've bought into the histrionics that support your jaundiced worldview.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/charlie-kirk-black-women/

I was wrong. I misread his mom's post and thought it was the younger brother, for some reason. You were correct, he did dress up as the Groyper meme.

That picture is of his younger brother.

Who are "they"? We know next to nothing about the shooter.

Just an observation - If God is so concerned about humanity not rejecting His prophets and their messages, it sure would help if He stopped calling so many people (not all) of low moral character as "prophets" throughout history.

Where did you come up with these so-called "Common Claims"? Do you have specific examples? IMO, just about anything can be used to manipulate people, and the Commitment Pattern is no exception. In my experience, most missionaries weren't skilled enough to truly manipulate anyone. This whole thread looks like its own straw man, to some degree.