President Donald Trump prepares to praise Charlie Kirk as Patriot and Christian martyr on Sundaywhile the murder of the political activist continues to galvanize conservative support to the president.
Already, from the State Capitol to the capital of the nation, the death of Kirk’s shots on September 10 has joined the Republicans around a series of political priorities, including investigating the liberal groups that, according to them, They encourage violence, take energetic measures against negative coverage and boost the redistribution efforts of state districts aimed at ensuring more republican seats in Congress.
Kirk supporters promise that his legacy will further galvanize political activism and youth participation that he defended as conservative leader and founder of Turning Point USA, helping to hold the Maga Movement.
That prediction paid off on Sunday, when tens of thousands of mourners who had respected the turning point code of “Sunday dress: red, white or blue” went to the stadium before dawn.
Inside, the music of praise and worship sounded at full volume, and some attendees rocked and prayed to the rhythm of Christian singers, such as Phil Wickham and Kari Jobe, while a process of registering voters between the crowd was carried out. The event has an expected duration of six hours.
“The country needs to heal,” said Roger Norman, a real estate promoter resident in Reno, Nevada, who claimed to have actively participated in republican politics for four decades. “I can’t imagine the amount of hours Charlie has dedicated in the last 10 days. It is a message that everyone needed.”
Turning Point, founded by Kirk, has reported tens of thousands of consultations of people interested in founding new subsidiaries in secondary schools and universities since the murder. Kirk, who had a large number of followers among conservative young people, is attributed to having driven the popularity of Maga and had a large number of followers among young Republicans.
“Concentrated anger, justified anger, directed by a fair cause, is one of the most important agents in the history of humanity,” Vice President JD Vance said on Monday in the Kirk podcast. “And we are going to channel all the anger we feel for the organized campaign that led to this murder to eradicate and dismantle these terrorist networks.”
