A year after the passing of its prominent founder, a once-influential conservative organization now faces widespread ridicule, even from allies within the political right. Internal divisions and leadership struggles have left the group struggling to maintain credibility, with critics questioning its direction and relevance. Former supporters and media outlets have openly mocked its current state, signaling a sharp decline in influence. The organization’s future remains uncertain as it grapples with both external skepticism and internal instability.
One year after Charlie Kirk's death, the organization is a joke — even on the right
