The Assassination Doomscroll
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Started April 29, 2026
Cole Allen seemed to be aiming to be a smirk in your social media feed
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The Assassination Doomscroll
National Review (United States) | Apr 28, 2026
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Apr 29, 2026
Critiquing figures like Cole Allen ignores the broader issue of how outrage-driven content can distract from substantive political engagement.
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Engaging with controversial figures like Cole Allen can stimulate critical thinking and debate among audiences who are often polarized.
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Cole Allen's provocative approach challenges traditional media norms and forces audiences to confront uncomfortable truths in a digestible manner.
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The impact of social media on political narratives is complex; while it can spread misinformation, it also democratizes the conversation.
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The rise of sensationalist content, like Cole Allen's, diminishes the quality of public discourse and fosters a culture of misinformation.
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