"How do people like Casahuga-Lemgruber, who both mocked and cheered the killing of Charlie Kirk in a "poem" with no moral decency, come about?"
Patricia McCarthy - American Thinker
Ms. Isa Casahuga-Lemgruber may learn from the national backlash to her video but, most likely, the fix is in. She will never be a kind or generous person qualified to raise children or to hold a position of prominence in any community.
"If one has not heard about this young woman, Isa Casahuga-Lembruger, and her gleeful reading of a poem she wrote and read aloud on the campus of University of Texas at San Antonio at a Turning Point event, get up to speed.
. . . "Casahuga-Lemgruber is so happily comfortable with her particular brand of evil, she is impervious to the natural reaction of normal people.
"Her “poem” means to both celebrate and mock the assassination of Charlie Kirk. She is so confident that her peers are on the same page as she is – hatred of all things essentially American and of people of faith – that she has no clue that she is not the heroine of this little show. She is certain she will be celebrated for her brazen performance. And she was, by the handful of fellow students at that event; college students seem to be the dumbest people on the planet these days.
"Normal people throughout the country, however, were horrified by her depravity. That is what the open expression of her/their revelry of a fine young man’s murder is, depraved.
"Ms. Casahuga-Lemgruber is the child of privilege, the daughter of immigrant parents, who attended a $30,000 private school. Her mother is from Brazil, her father from Spain. Both parents are successful, work for name-brand companies, and seemingly wealthy. Their daughter has had what on paper seems a first-class, expensive education – Catholic private schools all the way." . . .
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