- He made a career out of poisoning young minds with grievance, conspiracy, and hate.
- He profited off division.
- He defended the indefensible.
- He celebrated cruelty...
But here’s the thing: violence has no place in American politics. None.
I know what it’s like to be on the business end of political violence.
- I felt fists, flagpoles, and tasers on January 6th.
- I heard men scream that they were going to kill me in the name of Donald Trump...
The truth is, we’re running out of safe spaces for disagreement.
Universities, statehouses, even the Capitol itself—each one has been marked by the threat of blood.
Democracy doesn’t survive in that environment.
Democracy doesn’t survive in that environment.
Free speech doesn’t survive.
We don’t survive.
- Charlie Kirk’s death doesn’t make him a martyr.
- It doesn’t redeem his politics.
But it does mark another line we’ve crossed in this country—a line that should never have been crossed in the first place.
I’ll say it again: violence is not politics...
I’ll say it again: violence is not politics...
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