Jones remarked, that on “The last day of his life, he was reaching out to have not more censorship, (but) more conversation, more dialogue, with somebody who, honestly, was one of his adversaries, me.”
Fortunately, Jones came to understand the greatness of Charlie Kirk. He should educate the ignorant U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar (D-MN), who has been making vile statements about Charlie Kirk ever since his assassination.
Omar called Kirk “hateful,” and shared a video that “Kirk was Dr. Frankenstein, and his monster shot him through the neck.” This behavior is disgraceful, but not surprising for a politician who advocates more for radical Islam and her home country of Somalia than for the United States of America.
Omar declared that Kirk’s legacy should be relegated to “the dustbin of history,” and wished the nation would “hopefully move on and forget the hate that he spewed every single day.”
Well, sorry to disappoint you, Representative Omar, but his legacy will continue to expand in the years ahead. As Stephen Miller, Deputy Chief of Staff, said in his comments at Charlie Kirk’s memorial, his enemies “have no idea the dragon you have unleashed.”
As Miller said, the left has “nothing to offer, but bitterness.” He encouraged those who will continue his legacy to be “worthy” of his “sacrifice” and to defeat the “forces of darkness and evil.”
Ultimately, the effort to silence Charlie Kirk and demonize his legacy will fail miserably. As Vice President J.D. Vance noted, the memorial for Charlie Kirk was not a “funeral, but a celebration and a revival.”
Kirk’s impact on our country will extend beyond politics into religion and culture. It will lead to not only more Republicans, but more Christians, more traditional families, and more love of the United States of America. Well done, Charlie Kirk.