"She leaves just enough doubt to make you come back": Netizens react as Evan Kilgore says Candace Owens' followers are under "brainwashing"

Conservative influencer Evan Kilgore has recently accused Candace Owens' audience of being under "brainwashing." His remarks are generating notable reactions across social media platforms.

Evan Kilgore's statement came in the middle of multiple feuds involving Candace Owens and other influencers, such as Tim Pool, Jimmy Dore, Brandon Tatum, and more. These disputes are mainly related to the conspiracy theories Candace Owens had promoted during her podcasts. Multiple of these claims concern Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Evan Kilgore took to his official X (formerly Twitter) page to post that,

"Watching Candace Owens followers just BLATANTLY deny the truth after being proved wrong with facts is actually insanely interesting and needs studied. I am convinced they are under 1984 psychological-operation levels of brainwashing. Never seen this level of delusion in my life."

Netizens reacted to Evan Kilgore's post, saying,

"It is interesting. I used to listen. She leaves just enough doubt to make you come back for more."

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@EvanAKilgore It is interesting. I used to listen. She leaves just enough doubt to make you come back for more.

Evan Kilgore is a conservative influencer. His audience base is mainly on X. His posts generally focus on political commentary, media criticism, and more. Notably, Kilgore recently posted that people connected to a source allegedly used by Candace Owens had contacted him privately. They raised concerns about that individual's past behavior. He was then targeted by Candace Owens' supporters.

Netizens' reactions to Evan Kilgore saying Candace Owens' followers are under "brainwashing"

Netizens were notably quick to weigh in on the comment section of Evan Kilgore's X post on Candace Owens to pen their thoughts. Below are some of their remarks:

"She will make a lot of generally true (but unrelated) points about Ft Huachuca (that have nothing to do with Mitch's fake story). Her followers can't differentiate anymore. They blur different things together as long as there is some generally related detail.", stated an X user.

"Woah woah woah, you were one of those followers. I would even say one of her biggest cheerleaders.", penned another.

"Could you please point out the truth that is being denied? I have an open mind.", commented a third.

Others also chimed in:

"Serious question as it is hard to keep up with this stuff, what exactly was proven wrong with facts?", questioned a netizen.

"Were not you in favor of everything she was saying until a few weeks ago, at least?", noted another.

"lol. You were one of the head cheerleaders.", commented a third.

One of Candace Owens' most recent controversies began after she interviewed Mitch Snow on her podcast. Snow claimed he saw Charlie Kirk's alleged chief of security, Brian Harpole, at Fort Huachuca in Arizona one day before Kirk was shot. He also claimed that he saw Erika Kirk at a hotel lobby on the military base. Snow has described himself as a former military member.

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