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Comment on Charlie Kirk killing fuels free speech disputes in Wyoming as newspapers come under attack by Chad Guenter
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A few hours after the paper was printed and distributed across campus, the Wyoming Freedom Caucus took to social media.
And hell, call their employer,” Vice President JD Vance said while hosting The Charlie Kirk Show podcast on Monday.
That made Charlie Kirk my kind of guy,” Bok wrote on his website.
“Here’s my apology: I’m sorry Charlie Kirk isn’t around to give these guys a free speech lesson.”The Wyoming Democratic Party on Thursday warned of a crackdown on free speech.
“Free speech is a core American value — and one that Charlie Kirk himself championed,” the party said in a press release.
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