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College Democrats accuse College Republicans of “doxxing” over viral X post; College Republicans resurface Democrat’s past comments

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One year after Charlie Kirk’s death, University of Utah College Republicans were tabling on campus when U student Sara Larsen approached them holding a cake that read “Happy Kirkiversary.” Rylie Barnes, vice president of the campus organization, posted a photo of the cake on her personal X account. Published on Sept. 10, the post...

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