Radical liberal Democrats thought they would make disgusting comments, posts, and videos in the wake of the death of conservative activist -- and a husband and father of two -- Charlie Kirk.

Thousands of them did, and now they're paying for it. According to JustTheNews, in the latest example of radical idiots suffering consequences for their actions, Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas (R) announced that over 100 teachers will temporarily lose their certifications for their comments after Kirk's assassination.

The governor announced that the teachers being called out have made inappropriate social media posts regarding Kirk's tragic death last week.

The news comes as seemingly hundreds of people from all different professions have been suspended or outright fired for their comments after Kirk was assassinated in Utah at a university.

What's going on?

The outlet noted that there are ongoing investigations into teachers who made digusting posts after Kirk's death in many states, but that Texas was actively identifying those who will lose their licenses.

JustTheNews noted:

Abbott said the Texas Education Agency is investigating teachers in the state who have "called for or incite violence following the Charlie Kirk assassination."

"The Texas Education Agency is investigating Texas teachers whose actions called for or incite violence following the Charlie Kirk assassination," Abbott wrote on X.

"Those educators—more than 100–will 'have their teacher certification suspended and be ineligible to teach in a Texas public school.'"

The Texas Education Agency is investigating Texas teachers whose actions called for or incite violence following the Charlie Kirk assassination.

Those educators—more than 100–will “have their teacher certification suspended and be ineligible to teach in a Texas public school.” https://t.co/WKXt9H1G4c

— Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) September 15, 2025

Over 180 complaints

The Texas agency in charge of handling such matters has reportedly already received over 180 complaints.

“While all educators are held to a high standard of professionalism, there is a difference between comments made in poor taste and those that call for and incite further violence - the latter of which is clearly unacceptable," Commissioner Mike Morath said.

Users across social media shared their thoughts on the idea of suspending the teachers's licenses.

"How much do you want to bet they’re given an eligibility safe haven in Illinois by JB Pritzker?" one X user wrote.

Another X user wrote, "Teachers need to keep their political beliefs out of the classroom."

It'll be interesting to see what the final tally of suspended teachers is across the nation.