Utah Governor Spencer Cox who has emerged in a crucial national role after the assassination of Charlie Kirk as he was the one who detailed the arrest of Tyler Robinson , claimed that the suspected killer's political leaning is very clear to the investigators. Tyler has been deeply indoctrinated with leftist ideology, Cox said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.
Tyler is neither registered as a Democrat or a Republican voter and while the Conservatives believe Tyler is left-leaning, social media is convinced that Tyler is extreme-right, a follower of Nick Fuentes' Groypers. But then why did he say he did not like Conservative activist Charlie Kirk? Because the Groypers considered Charlie Kirk to be too moderate.
Amid this tussle between the left and the right, Cox confirmed that it is left.
At a recent family dinner, Robinson ranted over Kirk's first stop of his American Comeback tour at the Orem campus, which was about a three-hour drive from his home.
Cox said Tyler openly said that he didn't like Kirk or Kirk's viewpoints, as he found Kirk full of hate. “They talked about why they didn’t like him and the viewpoints that he had,” the Republican governor said.
Why Tyler left Utah State University?
Though a good student, investigators have observed a sudden shift in his academic career as he left Utah State University after just a semester, even after getting a four-year merit scholarship. The university confirmed that he attended only one semester in 2021 as a pre-engineering major.
Robinson then enrolled at Dixie Technical College in St. George, a spokesperson for the college said in a statement. He is currently a third-year student in the electrical apprenticeship program, and according to state records, obtained an apprentice electrician license in 2022.
Those who knew Tyler from before though he was a Republican, as his family was Trump supporters but people with whom his interaction was recent are of the opinion that he did not like Trump or Charlie Kirk.
Tyler is neither registered as a Democrat or a Republican voter and while the Conservatives believe Tyler is left-leaning, social media is convinced that Tyler is extreme-right, a follower of Nick Fuentes' Groypers. But then why did he say he did not like Conservative activist Charlie Kirk? Because the Groypers considered Charlie Kirk to be too moderate.
Amid this tussle between the left and the right, Cox confirmed that it is left.
At a recent family dinner, Robinson ranted over Kirk's first stop of his American Comeback tour at the Orem campus, which was about a three-hour drive from his home.
Cox said Tyler openly said that he didn't like Kirk or Kirk's viewpoints, as he found Kirk full of hate. “They talked about why they didn’t like him and the viewpoints that he had,” the Republican governor said.
Why Tyler left Utah State University?
Though a good student, investigators have observed a sudden shift in his academic career as he left Utah State University after just a semester, even after getting a four-year merit scholarship. The university confirmed that he attended only one semester in 2021 as a pre-engineering major.
Robinson then enrolled at Dixie Technical College in St. George, a spokesperson for the college said in a statement. He is currently a third-year student in the electrical apprenticeship program, and according to state records, obtained an apprentice electrician license in 2022.
Those who knew Tyler from before though he was a Republican, as his family was Trump supporters but people with whom his interaction was recent are of the opinion that he did not like Trump or Charlie Kirk.
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