

Is the Right Uniquely Vulnerable to Assassination? | Guest: Titus Techera | 9/22/25
20 snips Sep 22, 2025
Titus Techera, the Executive Director of the American Cinema Foundation, explores the vulnerabilities of conservative figures like Trump and Kirk to assassination attempts. He discusses the media's role in amplifying threats and the challenges of conservative institutions facing political violence. The conversation highlights the importance of leadership continuity and accountability, while Techera offers insights into strengthening grassroots movements and mentorship for future talent in the MAGAEra, emphasizing proactive measures for protection and resilience.
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Concentration Creates Vulnerability
- The Right is uniquely vulnerable to assassination because it concentrates influence in a few public personalities.
- That concentration makes decapitation strikes far more politically effective than targeting dispersed left-wing networks.
Shock Of Repeated Attacks
- Titus Techera recounts the shock after successive assassination attempts and a successful murder of a prominent conservative.
- He describes how media coverage and asymmetric willingness to kill magnified the threat perception.
Bridge-Building Role Of Charismatic Leaders
- Charismatic figures like Trump and Kirk bridge the base and institutions by contesting 'enemy' territory and mobilizing followers.
- Losing them severs that bridge and leaves the base unrepresented by existing conservative elites.