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Defund The Education Institutions Churning Out Left-Wing Assassins

When the classroom normalizes violence in the name of justice, assassinations and acts of terror follow.

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I have often wondered what would happen to my eight younger siblings if both of my parents were assassinated. It is not a hypothetical most people consider, but it’s one my husband and I have discussed seriously.

My parents, Rachel and Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy, are prominent supporters of President Trump. In today’s political climate, that alone can invite deadly consequences. 

The threat felt visceral last week when an active shooter tried to murder the president and his Cabinet at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, where both my parents were present. When the news broke, my stomach dropped. I gathered my 6-year-old sister, Valentina, and we prayed a Hail Mary together. Even before details emerged, I suspected two things: The shooter would be young, and the shooter would be educated. 

The alleged killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was 26. The man who attempted to assassinate President Trump at the rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, in 2024 was 20. The man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk was 22. The latest alleged shooter is 31. 

These men are all young, and all attended college. The latest would-be Trump assassin specifically holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, earned a master’s degree in........

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