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This week has seen Candace Owens become a headline fixture for a torrent of explosive allegations, outlandish conspiracies, and ongoing drama that has captivated her followers and critics alike. According to the New York Post and also covered by The Jerusalem Post, Owens took to social media on November 22nd with a lengthy and sensational post, claiming she was informed by a high-ranking French government insider that both French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, had orchestrated and financed a professional assassination squad to kill her—an operation she claims involves elite French special operatives as well as at least one Israeli member. She stated that she has gathered documentation, identified the supposed money trails, and notified both the federal government and the White House, raising the stakes amid her ongoing feud with the Macrons. No official evidence or corroboration for this claim has surfaced, and mainstream outlets have characterized the story as unsubstantiated and outlandish, with plenty of public criticism framing her tweets as a real-time psychiatric breakdown.
This comes on the heels of Owens’ continuing campaign to cast doubt on the death of her erstwhile ally and Turning Point USA founder, Charlie Kirk, who was shot dead in September. As reported by Black Enterprise and the Hindustan Times, Owens has accused Turning Point USA of a deliberate coverup, fixating on bizarre details like overlapping aircraft flight logs, claiming that planes tracked Kirk and his widow Erika over 73 times and floated the idea that the shooter, Tyler Robinson, was merely a patsy. On Myron Gaines’ podcast and on her own show, she alleged that Kirk had expressed fear for his life in texts prior to his death, and even suggested that Turning Point attempted to publicly position their chief of staff, Michael McCoy, as “the new Charlie Kirk” in a coordinated campaign following the murder. These claims remain unverified and Turning Point USA has declined to directly engage them.
Social media has been ablaze with both support and skepticism—Owens’ saga blasting the Macrons and her crusade for justice for Kirk dominate Twitter and Telegram, prompting a mixture of outrage, morbid fascination, and intensive debunking by rivals and mainstream journalists. CBS Evening News and major YouTube channels are dissecting her every claim, noting that while to some she’s a “big player” shaping the conversation, to others she’s now “fully delusional.”
Meanwhile, legal troubles continue to simmer in the background, as Brigitte Macron pursues an active case against Owens in Delaware over online harassment; a motion to dismiss by Owens is pending, with a court decision expected by early next year, and observers note that Mrs. Macron is determined to quash the damaging rumors at all costs.
In sum, Owens’ past few days in the spotlight have not only fueled a barrage of headlines—Candace Owens Claims Macrons Are Plotting to Assassinate Her being the most prominent—but also deepened the ongoing culture war drama that has long defined her public persona. There is, as of now, no substantiated evidence for her most dramatic allegations. This period could prove highly significant for her biographical legacy, cementing her role as both a provocateur on the global right and a lightning rod for controversy.
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