A twisted Ohio college student called Turning Point USA members “neck gushers” in an apparent mockery of the organization’s slain founder Charlie Kirk after vandalizing the group’s campus booth, disturbing video shows.
“Go f–k yourselves, and you’re f–king neck gushers too,” the unidentified attacker screamed at Kent State University TPUSA members in the student center plaza Tuesday afternoon, according to footage of the ugly incident uploaded to X and a university rep.
Moments earlier, the buzz-cut vandal whipped a pair of scissors out of her pocket while approaching the TPUSA booth – then began popping the red, white and blue balloons decorating the club’s folding table, the video shows.
“No, thank you,” one female club member can be saying in the clip as she frantically tries to move the balloons out of the woman’s path.
“Woah,” another bystander exclaims as the enraged student – dressed in a floral-embroidered denim jacket – aggressively pops around a dozen balloons, according to Frontlines TPUSA’s X post.
The sick “neck gushers” remark was seemingly in reference to Kirk’s September 2025 assassination at a TPUSA event at Utah Valley University.
Kirk, 31, was fatally shot in the neck by gunman Tyler Robinson, according to authorities — after he allegedly opened fire from the roof of a building roughly 140 yards away.
The unidentified vandal whipped scissors out of her pocket before unleashing the shears on red, white and blue balloons decorating the TPUSA booth at Kent State University Tuesday, according to video and a university rep. X/@FrontlinesTPUSA The married father-of-two, who co-founded TPUSA in 2012, helped turn it into one of the most influential conservative organizations among young Americans.
His wife, Erika Kirk, took over as CEO following his death.
Today, the group’s student program “exists to educate young people about the importance of limited government, free markets, and freedom,” according to the TPUSA website.
One disgusted X user blasted the vandal as an “indoctrinated liberal zombie” in the video’s comments.
Police are now investigating the twisted incident, which occurred in the student center plaza on Tuesday afternoon, a university spox told The Post. X/@FrontlinesTPUSA “It really is a shame that these people just revel in their self hatred and want to inflict that on others,” another wrote.
A Kent State University spokesperson said it was aware of the incident and had reached out to the campus club’s leadership.
“Our police department is looking into this matter,” the spox told The Post in a statement.
The TPUSA chapter did not immediately respond to inquiries.
